The commitTyped() called updateSuggestionStrip(), and that led to call
Suggest.getSuggestedWordsForTypingInput() even after a batch input was
started because WordComposer.commitWord() reset the batch input state.
Bug: 6932442
Change-Id: If645b1ef0343aa1e21ca71a9275b40c6c3be13df
A KeyDetector without Keyboard may exist in some rare cases. This
change eliminates throwing IllegalStateException and checks explicitly
against null.
Bug: 6891020
Change-Id: I29ec3e9f10484f30288fac76f0c45b3707bc2259
- Captures complete motion data for all words in an n-gram.
- Also filters n-grams properly; if any word in the n-gram is not
in the dictionary, it is not included.
- Simplify ResearchLog to not require explicit state
- Added LogBuffer class MainLogBuffer class to allow n-gram-level decisions
about privacy.
- Moved LogUnit out from ResearchLogger
multi-project change with Id997fb6572daa3ff55591afa1676953bb204f33a
Because of a strange Gerrit interaction, earlier patchsets were recorded
as the following separate changes (to soon be abandoned):
- I59d86ae28123890ddb7aabc7dc9a73a75eecbca4
- I9cc95266fa4500d019e09ec53ec00e5dea7ffd38
- Ie6f23a2035e160f231406df1388a43725380df1d
- Id87909e96fa7fa91174c86395a964404f3490fe1
- I57c5cbde0425c42538d589fa4d1802b3e5688f7c
- Ic1f9d7727e416da1b6c4f1a45b53750cd4088dcf
- I20a72ccc4ba1bc08ed3ee39bff71d2adb376588c
- I417f6f364144b90085f5fef4bd2de1a40b5dfa79
Bug: 6188932
Change-Id: I771e57e3b8c0eb6721c2022e775cb0b528bdff93
The Italian dictionary has been amended to contain words that
include apostrophes, and accordingly the apostrophe is now
excluded from word separators in Italian.
This code was only used for Italian, and in the general case
it does the wrong thing; it was only needed by limitations of
the old dictionary.
Bug: 6929108
Change-Id: I7ff4615e01899a1cebed2c4c51679cd0746740fe
This behaves exactly as the old makedict command. Further
changes will redirect the calls to makedict to this, so as
to consolidate similar code.
Groundwork for
Bug: 6429606
Change-Id: Ibeadbf48bec70f988a15ca36ebf5d1ce3b5b54ea
French and Italian separators used to be decided this way
because of how the old dictionaries were made.
However, the new dictionaries actually do include the
composite words, and in both French and Italian, apostrophes
and dashes shouldn't be treated as separators any more.
Change-Id: If11c42625c819e223502a76749dbe797163d3c18
Not sure exactly how this can happen, but at least this should
prevent us from crashing.
Bug: 6920884
Change-Id: I451864756b48c5cb5e98b06edee917d88766d77f
Move many ResearchLogger data collection points to RichInputConnection.
By collecting data here, developers do not have to remember to keep the
ResearchLog consistent with calls to the RichInputConnection.
In addition, some unnecessary log points were removed, and the ResearchLogger
is now independent of LatinImeLogger.
multi-project change with I67bbf5fe8fd821da967a50b69e467caafc7fd388
Bug: 6188932
Change-Id: I49ccee1dcffe8d41401b42a637dd0da8dd11d90d
This change affects Ukrainian, Belarusian, Kyrgyz, and Russian
keyboard. The followings are the layout changes for each language
respectively.
[Ukrainian]
* Replace useless CYRILLIC LETTER E with CYRILLIC LETTER UKRAINIAN IE.
* Replace useless CYRILLIC LETTER HARD SIGN with CYRILLIC LETTER YI
on 10-inch tablet.
* Add CYRILLIC LETTER GHE WITH UPTURN as more keys of CYRILLIC LETTER
GHE.
[Belarusian]
* Add CYRILLIC LETTER IO as more keys of CYRILLIC LETTER IE.
* Replace useless CYRILLIC LETTER HARD SIGN with CYRILLIC LETTER IE
on 10-inch tablet.
[Kyrgyz]
* Add CYRILLIC LETTER IO as more keys of CYRILLIC LETTER IE.
* Remove CYRILLIC LETTER HARD SIGN from more keys of CYRILLIC LETTER
HA because CYRILLIC LETTER SOFT SIGN has it.
[Russian]
* Remove CYRILLIC LETTER HARD SIGN from more keys of CYRILLIC LETTER
HA because CYRILLIC LETTER SOFT SIGN has it.
This change also replace misspelled "more_keys_for_cyrillic_ye" text
name with "more_keys_for_cyrillic_ie".
Bug: 6881007
Change-Id: I9e88c4e27f66225e1676f2b286a7e55b9f2cbf5b
Tadashi G. Takaoka
Kurt Partridge
Ying Wang
Jean Chalard
Ken Wakasa