Input methods at the age of Unicode

[Marcel Schneider]

On 30 Jun 2015, at 23:28, Doug Ewell  wrote:

> This works on the built-in Notepad as well as Notepad++ and BabelPad

Notepad++ is great software. It supports Kana shift states and all of Unicode, I infere from what I've tested.
The bit on process garbage found on the homepage might target other text editors that would then not be streamlined for efficiency, I suppose.

As a text editor, I recommend Notepad++.

Thank you for this information.
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