This brings the dictionaries to the same level as
master. The change in master reflected by this
change is I94fe7f8f.
- XML de dict :
Update header only.
- XML en dict :
Add the not_a_word flag to all whitelist entries.
Demote "il:92" and "shel:52" to freq 0.
- XML en_GB dict :
Add the not_a_word flag to all whitelist entries.
Add "milk:122" and "practice:143"
- XML fr dict :
Add missing words : "Nostradamus:40" "défendais:30"
"gmail:50" "générale:140" "hm:0" "hmm:0" "y'en:130"
"l'apocalypse:31" "m'épuise:30" "recontacter:80"
"t'annonce:30"
Set freq of non-word shortcuts for digraphs to 1 instead
of 0, allowing to gesture them.
- XML ru dict :
Remove a lot of two-character non-words.
- Binary de dict :
Remove the obsolete "options" header, and add the "dictionary"
header.
- Binary en dict :
Flag "hoe" "hoes" "il" "shel" as non-words.
Also drop freq of "il" and "shel" to 0
Add the "locale" header that was missing.
- Binary es dict :
Add the "dictionary" header.
- Binary fr dict :
Add the same words as above. Non-word shortcuts were already
set to 1.
- Binary it dict :
Add a "dictionary" header. Also change freq of
"Šarapova" from 50 to 37; not sure why it was 50.
- Binary pt_BR dict :
Add a "dictionary" header.
- Binary ru dict :
Add a "dictionary" header and remove the same words as above.
Bug: 7458565
Change-Id: I22dd176ed2df99b847047f2d1045f6d861ccb8b0
Correctly check the variations to determine if we should
add automatic spaces (in manual picks and gestures) or not.
Bug: 7164981
Change-Id: I19e25af839b4062c217113cd804b1473912f22a5
Not sure when this happens exactly, but it is possible that
InputConnection#getTextBeforeCursor returns null. This
happens for example upon rotating the screen with the
composing field empty in Gmail.
In this case, StringBuilder#append will convert the null
pointer into the string "null", which is sure better than a
crash, but can have a number of bad side-effects, like
auto-caps not working.
Bug: 7533034
Change-Id: Ia1cfab432c13a12ff1c2f013c59bac05a587f553
In this kind of series of calls, it's possible that an outer call to a
constructor fails, but the inner succeeded.
Example:
try {
is = new A(new B());
} finally {
if (null != is) is.close();
}
In this case, if new B() succeeds but new A() throws an
exception, is stays null and the intermediate object is never
closed. This is what was happening in this instance.
Bug: 7377336
Change-Id: I3fae9fec1135244982fcf5098c76d93f3e0f2add
Specifically, reset the KeyboardState to the main Alphabet layout in
LatinIME.onStartInputViewInternal() if a keyboard layout set doesn't get
reloaded in the method.
Please note TextView.setText() calls up resetInput(), then the IME should
reset with it.
bug: 7482086
Note that bug: 6851364 needs to be revisited.
Change-Id: I5d448c10963d3dd952dd13cb587085ec7b014e69
Changes :
- Add "emoji"
- Change the whitelist target of "foo" from "for" to "too"
- Fix non-word frequencies to 0
- Fix the freq of common en_US vs en_GB words
- Add "connection" to the en_GB dictionary
Bug: 7368441
Bug: 7370033
Bug: 7371955
Change-Id: Ib22a97e97b486b05012d5496619557f406c441b9
