This is an overdue refactoring that I have been wanted to
do forever, and that we can at last do now that suggestions
come only from instances of BinaryDictionary instances.
With this, all unit tests and regression tests are
passing again.
Bug: 13667648
Bug: 13665487
Bug: 8636060
Change-Id: Ie23a19f9b7e692edf2ee0b107ddaff2d7db564b6
During recorrection, the cursor position when calling
commitText is not necessarily at the end of the
composing text.
Besides, RichInputConnection assumes the cursor is
always after any composing text. This is not correct,
but in the practice, it seems all code paths work.
We should fix this in the future.
Bug: 13060691
Change-Id: I15f71fff62d36e80cf6e4a022c5e78af634b199d
This old method doesn't even re-read the old suggestions. It used to
recompute them without the coordinates.
Re-using the recorrection code, which is much more advanced, is
the right thing to do here.
Also, refining the test. It's no use trying to resume suggestion
if we don't have a suggestion strip, since we aren't going to
auto-correct anything anyway.
Not the motivation for this change, but this also fixes
Bug: 11620256
Change-Id: Id49efa32e293c49837c61fdc752c86bbac1d2c88
This also includes a fix that allows this code to read surrogate
pairs in this processing.
Bug: 11070482
Change-Id: If5ef8d6863938252f09128b7e99ea07ece6e7019
Most of the failures can be ascribed to the tests not passing the correct
old position of the cursor on a second call to onUpdateSelection() to
LatinIME.
Bug: 7276565
Bug: 7276805
Bug: 7276195
Change-Id: I3f1b52cdcc783ea18838408bed50699b7254eaf4
This fixes the input logic tests that were broken and suppresses
their dependency upon the spell checker proximity. Instead, it
gets the Keyboard instance from Latin IME and uses the actual
coordinates, which results in a test run closer to what actually
happens during typing.
Change-Id: I3a81d249ee7fb3ac6ae6940aa2e8b2421e829e5c
Also fix a typo, and increase the time allowed to load the main
dictionary to 2 secs instead of 1.
Bug: 6114326
Change-Id: I5f70b34fc4277c55977b18466253152aa98a2507
To some extent, the test was wrong here.
After space is typed in this case, we wait a small delay before updating
the suggestion strip so that we can display bigram predictions without
introducing delays. The suggestion strip is not displayed until then.
The test was bypassing this by simulating a press on the suggestion
strip, but for LatinIME it was not displayed yet, hence the bug.
The new code waits for the delay, makes sure the suggestion strip is
actually displaying punctuation marks, then press the mark and do
the intended test on space.
Change-Id: I18f82da1bc0a8e584e9b1bac59ff48823d78ec12
This is really brutal, but after trying many many things I didn't
find a better way. It works with the current implementation of
MessageQueue.
Since this only introduces a utility method it doesn't really do
anything, but the functionality it provides will be essential to
Bug: 5975557
Change-Id: I81c4113a08f9a8d8a88294d7dd3b6c8c483c8b1d
- Type "tgis", manually pick "thus", press backspace.
Backspace should revert the manual pick.
Check "tgis" is the result.
- Type "tgis" followed by a period.
Period should trigger auto-correct to "this".
Check "this" is the result.
- Type "tgis" followed by a period, then backspace.
Period should trigger auto-correct to "this", and backspace should
revert the auto-correction.
Check "tgis." is the result.
Change-Id: I7e23c8a26fbdbe23336149a05ff01bc51707422e
Seems I didn't get how to iterate on a String correctly >.>
Talk about a big bug. Anyway, I think it's working now.
Bug: 5955228
Change-Id: I988c900cf2a16c44b9505cfd4f77c7cda7e592f0
Jean Chalard
Keisuke Kuroyanagi
Ken Wakasa
Satoshi Kataoka
Tadashi G. Takaoka
Kurt Partridge