We want to let the facilitator decide if a word is valid or invalid, and cache
the answer in the facilitator's cache. The spell checker session doesn't need
its own word cache, except as a crutch to communicate suggestions to the code
that populates the suggestion drop-down. We leave that in place.
Bug 20018546.
Change-Id: I3c3c53e0c1d709fa2f64a2952a232acd7380b57a
Simplify interfaces by passing Keyboard instead of
KeyboardLayout and ProximityInfo directly. Also require
the Keyboard passed be non-null and change the SpellChecker
to bail out if there is no keyboard for the locale.
Change-Id: I960f15ff60171f55d3e0a96fd6469b7dc3a045e2
Break contacts binary dictionary into two parts
- one that talks to contacts content provider and maintains
local state. Includes a manager class and a content observer
- other one that just manages the dict code.
Change-Id: Ie8f89ac9ce174c803ff3168ee0bee5cbe7721d5b
Removes the feature that adds strings to the user dictionary,
aka the "green highlight with a plus sign".
Bug 19237189.
Change-Id: I2387129a3add2d69d625f2ff16ed8cab3f10a735
implementation DictionaryFacilitatorImpl.java and add a java-overridable
factory DictionaryFacilitatorProvider.java used to create a
DictionaryFacilitator.
Change-Id: Id4a58ae31feaa4d12a048a772c8d76ff82fdee45
Attempt to use dictionary facilitor without invoking
preference manager. Instead use account from settings only when
things are being reset/changed. Discussion forked from ag/591663
Overall, the idea here is to maintain an account information
inside dictionary groups. Reset the dictionary groups if
account changes (the way we do for locale). Since only user
history dictionary is currently affected, the check to reset user
history dictionary also includes the check to verify the account.
For other things remain the same.
SettingsValues holds the current account (and is updated if prefs change
due to change in account settings). The updated settings are then
propagated to dictionary facilitator via LatinIME#loadSettings.
Bug:18104749,18469539
Change-Id: I553e776e7ea125d0fb7a1fe70a4c7eb0b2277fb8
With this the most obvious problem is fixed. However there
are two remaining items : we should still enforce whitelist
when there are no close candidates at all, and we should
start in confident mode when pressing the globe key.
Bug: 18063142
Bug: 18130489
Bug: 18132240
Bug: 18136721
Bug: 18200415
Change-Id: Ibc0571ae35fc28f8d13760aa86b25db1163d3e31
This CL fixes the following compiler warnings.
- Indirect access to static member
- Access to a non-accessible member of an enclosing type
- Parameter assignment
- Method can be static
- Local variable declaration hides another field or variable
- Value of local variable is not used
- Unused import
- Unused private member
- Unnecessary 'else' statement
- Unnecessary declaration of throw exception
- Redundant type arguments
- Missing '@Override' annotation
- Unused '@SuppressWarning' annotations
Bug: 18003991
Change-Id: Icfebe753e53a2cc621848f769d6a3d7ce501ebc7
No behaviour changes.
Unified the overloaded FusionDictionary::add method to always take an
isPossiblyOffensive argument.
Bug: 11031090
Change-Id: I5741a023ca1ce842d2cf10d4f6c926b0efabaa78
That is, when auto-correcting or when manually picking.
This is not great, but it's a good starting point.
Bug: 11230254
Change-Id: I07627f48e2de1c28053d6572c7c72625808ec79c
Also directly hold a ref to it. It's simpler for now, though
we may want to remove it completely later to have a flat,
purely weight-based system with no preference.
Also split weights between gesturing and typing.
Bug: 11230254
Change-Id: Ica15964a193ae6e7f14c85a9a3ed806130fa7efb