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input-method is the translation of one or more keystrokes into a language character. Most languages have their own input method; some input methods are shared by several languages, and some languages have more than one input method.
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How do I find out which input modes include a specified uft-8 character?
There's no general way to find out what input methods give access to a given set of characters. An input method is written in Emacs Lisp, and it can use any Emacs Lisp primitives to build characters. …
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How to input special character, such as Celsius symbol, and common greek letters?
If you are familiar with TeX, you will find the TeX input method helpful. Just do
M-x set-input-method TeX
then type something like \alpha — it will be replaced with the corresponding Unicode char …
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