Using IME mode in WPF

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I am developing a WPF based application where I need to accept data in local language. I was able to do the same with google IME in win forms but it is not working in WPF.

I understand that the IMEmode property is useful with windows.form based application only but is there any way to input data in local language in a WPF based application.

Posted 29-Mar-10 22:54pm

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Member 6474342 · Answer 1 · 2013-01-04T18:23:00

Solution 2

I encountered the same problem. It works fine in WinForm application in both XP/Win7. But it only works for Wpf in Win7.

Posted 4-Jan-13 18:23pm

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duyanhphamkiller · Answer 2 · 2015-09-17T17:57:00

Solution 3

IT will work with code below , example for Japanese

C#

foreach (System.Windows.Forms.InputLanguage lang in System.Windows.Forms.InputLanguage.InstalledInputLanguages)
               if (lang.LayoutName == "Japanese")
               {
                   System.Windows.Forms.InputLanguage.CurrentInputLanguage = lang;
                   InputMethod.Current.ImeState = InputMethodState.On;
               }

or simple set in xaml

HTML

InputMethod.IsInputMethodEnabled="True" InputLanguageManager.InputLanguage="ja-JP"

Posted 17-Sep-15 17:57pm

duyanhphamkiller

Updated 17-Sep-15 23:53pm

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Richard MacCutchan 18-Sep-15 6:25am

This question is more than 5 years old. Please do not trawl for old questions just to post answers.

duyanhphamkiller 6-Jan-16 22:21pm

there isn't any answer, i post it and hope it will help some one. and trawl for old questions is your thinking

Bravo Hex 20-Feb-17 2:38am

Many thanks for your solution!