六碼筆畫 2023.01.13

"Six-Stroke Input Method" is an enhanced version of the traditional "Stroke Input Method," with a simple interface, supporting both traditional and simplified Chinese input, making it ideal for users in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. In addition to supporting the "Full-Stroke" input mode, it also provides "Six-Stroke" and "Component" input modes. The latest version further strengthens one-handed operation and English keyboard design and input functionality.

1. "Full-Stroke" input mode is essentially the traditional "Stroke Input Method," where users can easily input Chinese characters by familiarizing themselves with the five stroke classifications and stroke orders.
2. "Six-Stroke" input mode is a simplified version of the traditional stroke input method, requiring users to input the first three strokes and the last three strokes of a Chinese character. Below are examples of Six-Stroke input for characters like 香, 港, 經, and 濟:
   • 香: 丿一丨 フ一一
   • 港: 丶丶一 フ一フ
   • 經: フフ丶 一丨一
   • 濟: 丶丶一 丨一一
3. The "Six-Stroke" input mode is particularly suitable for entering characters with complex components but simple last three strokes such as 錦, 礁, 影:
   • 錦: 丿丶一 丨フ丨
   • 礁: 一 丿一 丶丶丶
   • 影: 丨フ一 丿丿丿
   When the last three or last two strokes are difficult to distinguish, users can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard to achieve the "first three last two" or "first three last one" Six-Stroke input mode, as seen in characters like 劍, 詭, 亂, 匠:
   • 劍: 丿丶一 ＊丨丨
   • 詭: 丶一一 ＊フフ
   • 亂: 丿丶丶 ＊＊フ
   • 匠: 一丿丿 ＊＊フ
4. The "Component" input mode uses "single-component multiple strokes" encoding to speed up the input of Chinese characters with complex components or identical stroke components. Users can first input the "component" and then enter the remaining strokes, as shown in examples like 把, 軟, 利, and 針:
   • 把: 扌 フ丨一 フ
   • 軟: 車丿フ丿丶
   • 利: 禾 丨丨
   • 針: 金一丨