This bug would kill the case where the whitelist contains
a word to be autocorrected to an uppercased version of
itself, and the user would enter the uppercase version.
In this case, this bug would cause the typed word to be
killed off the list of candidates, and possibly autocorrected
to the *next* candidate.
When the whitelist checks whether this the typed word is
a candidate for whitelisting, this change has it check whether
the whitelisting results in the typed word before returning.
Hence, it can keep the case-insensitive behavior of the
whitelist.
Coincidentally, this change renames the method used to do
this, because it does not comply with the general contract
of Dictionary. This happens to be in the way of another
upcoming change.
Bug: 5420371
Change-Id: Ifb305271acc5f171adf9b18c762ae7975b14be0a
When long press triggers caps lock, the keyboard also triggers haptic
feedback.
This change also fixes trivial harmless bug in KeyboardSwitcher.
Bug: 5424681
Change-Id: I62706b49abd7be1dcebc3c5166ea03f426fc8c86
This goes together with I6b8628b9acc32449e4147a2a754b222fbb76c754
or it will break the build
Bug: 5402436
Change-Id: I07c6266b713773a8de80bb22afdd4c566261f78a
This removes the calls, but another change will be needed to remove
the messages LatinIME used to send itself to update the suggestion
strip.
Bug: 5402537
Change-Id: I5d1aa63a892516f339f3ceac21f43771b5ffda34
This change updates suggestions when the cursor is moved.
It is now reasonable to remove the explicit test for
TextEntryState.isAcceptedDefault because it is now shielded
by mExpectingUpdateSelection : actually, this probably fixes
a long-standing bug.
Bug: 5337309
Change-Id: Iee4046420c6a88d1a07d428230f93c3ebef25c39
In effect, this stops the spell checker from suggesting overly
long words.
More precisely, it takes advantage of the new facility that
takes into account the whole length of the dictionary word when
computing scores, so words much longer than the input word will
see their score demoted accordingly.
Bug: 5384578
Change-Id: I326cd7c87c3080e7fa8729f78517f8ba13672a9b
IME is called back four methods for each input field as a IME life
cycle. The four methods are onStartInput, onStartInputView,
onFinishInputView and onFinishInput.
After orientation changed, Those quartet methods will be called back
twice. This behavior of the framework might be a bug.
In order to restore the previous keyboard layout, we should skip
onFinishInputView and onFinishInput of the first quartet and
onStartInput and onStartInputView of the second quartet.
Bug: 4311428
Change-Id: I450ddc0cce5d00abc971ffd42a507a8a86682548
Svetoslav Ganov
Jean Chalard
Tadashi G. Takaoka
Alan Viverette
Yusuke Nojima
Satoshi Kataoka
Eric Fischer
Ken Wakasa