洛书-岁寒输入法 2.8.4

The Suihan Input Method can be considered a variant of the double-pinyin input method. Similar to its counterpart, it divides pinyin into initials and finals, requiring users to input them separately. For example, the pinyin for the character "将" is segmented into 'j' and 'iang', while characters without initials, such as "安", are treated with a virtual initial (which does not need to be entered) and a final, represented simply as 'an'.

The usability of the Suihan Input Method is straightforward, relying on two distinct keyboard layout plans: the 12-key grid scheme and the 26-key scheme.

• 12-Key Grid Scheme:
  • To input a single letter's pinyin, click the key corresponding to that letter or perform the specified action for the three-letter combination.
  • For initials with 'h', slide from the key that contains that initial.
  • To input finals containing 'n', after completing the necessary portion before 'n', slide down a line to indicate 'n' input.
  • The same approach applies for finals containing 'g'.
  • For all other pinyin segments, sequentially slide over the relevant keys.
• 26-Key Scheme:
  1. Tap on any single initial or final directly, like tapping 'b' to get the initial 'b'.
  2. For initials with 'h', slide from the first letter to the second row.
  3. For finals with 'n', slide from the first letter to the third row.
  4. For finals containing 'ng', slide to the fourth row.
  5. Using keys like 'y' and 'r', one can quickly type combinations like 'un', 'in', and 'ing'.
  6. Other finals can be accessed by sliding through their respective letters in order.

This input method has redefined keyboard usage and pinyin entry rules, offering an array of unique features. Its operations are uncomplicated, and its learning curve is minimal while maintaining high input efficiency. This innovative approach provides a refreshing alternative for users weary of traditional pinyin methods.

User Feedback:

• 用户：风来的西林 - Initially motivated by curiosity, I switched from Sogou to this keyboard and found it preferable. The layout is large, eliminating accidental touches common on a full keyboard. Once I got the hang of it, my typing speed improved significantly. I truly appreciate the distinctiveness of this method!
• 用户：WolframR - The input concept is quite innovative and easy for those accustomed to double-pinyin. My only issue is that I prefer tapping over sliding; it can take some getting used to. Nonetheless, it's undoubtedly a strong input method.
• 用户：庭雨陌路 - A senior recommended this to me. Initially challenging due to my limited experience with 24-pinyin, I found great joy in discovering its simplicity. The interface is different from what many use but suits my preference for minimalism.
• 用户：张辞修 - I believe that those who enjoy this input method prefer uniqueness. That desire for something different was my main motivation for using it, followed by an enhanced typing experience.
• 用户：我的呸 - Focus on individuality without following trends.
• 用户：Arthurhawk - After several months of use, I find Suihan increasingly intuitive. Although adjusting to a new key layout requires some learning, its overall fluidity and user-friendly features are commendable.
• 用户：布莱克哈特 - Initially challenging in remembering keys, but it turns out to be quite convenient with minimal learning costs compared to double-pinyin.
• 用户：Celestia - Impressed after reading the instructions; I anticipate enjoying its functionality even as I learn.
• 用户：战略合作伙伴 - Collaborative Input Method X