I recall a conversation with AC in which he told me you use something called a pinyin(???) that doesn't sound like a keyboard to me
I have no idea what one looks like, but again, going on what I remember reading (either from AC or articles) it's something of a mouse upside down where you spin the wheel??? Or I could have been dreaming about that, who knows
Anyways,
If I use HTML accesskey attribute and say assign it something like: accesskey="A" that works in QWERTY keyboards...
But if I translate into chinese (or other language) and the character is accesskey="&6366;&5625;"
Ignoring the fact those entities are likely totally wrong and/or meaningless...those two bytes map to a single virtual keystroke?
So it would be a simple matter of holding the CTRL key and clicking the pinyin character of choice?
basically i can pass that character code as it is converted, same as I would for English?