Remove 2 methods that were left only for tests to compile in
another project, but are not used any more now that the tests
have been updated.
Also remove an attribute that is never read.
Change-Id: Ic9ba1f52a465199c82c923d77ed7450460e8a4b9
This method now only sets words, so it should be named set.
The functionality is identical since there are no more places
where the list is reused.
This will also allow to make the list final in an upcoming change.
Change-Id: I25b0c7d7f13c3fa5d89806f01f48f1026769603f
The intention may have been nice originally but these end up
being copied anyway :/
Let's remove them now, and in a later change, just keep
references to the created objects.
Change-Id: Ifba8357c20384f9eb40cd916665ed1fc6dc8cab1
We can't get rid of SuggestedWordInfo because it conveys
the information about whether a suggestion is outdated or
not. It is always created anyway. So it makes sense not
to have separate lists and to just keep everything in the
SuggestedWordInfo object.
Change-Id: Idd79dc267d97633901d3d2869da457736963e178
Hopefully that will end in Suggest/SuggestedWords being autonomous
and won't need the logic spoon-fed to them
Change-Id: I915661bce13c69c8a5b8e5d4a8c41e18fea594cf
The value is only used in debug mode, and it can be recomputed
at the time.
This change does not impact the logic. There is however a side
effect: in debug mode, the normalized score will be displayed
also when the word comes out of the whitelist or is a valid word.
It's actually a good thing.
The end purpose is to make all methods in AutoCorrection static.
Change-Id: I1642b1fdfa6ae62b8aa2fed94a8a26ff4a7e4d0e
We need revised scoring test because dictionary look up algorithm has
been changed significantly since this SuggestTests was made.
Change-Id: I69d527a6bfa24ed0dc189fddad1afab0566c6eb8
The ultimate intent is to close it up in the settings, as it does not
change while typing, only when the keyboard is open again.
Change-Id: I12ff56e7482c1584877fe5531473bf03e95a60f6
Single quote at start of word is not considered a part of a
word any more.
Single quote at the end of a word now behave like capitalization:
lookup in the dictionary is done *disregarding* a final quote,
and it is forcefully added back into the suggestions afterwards.
Bug: 5566368
Change-Id: I14dd3815f4b743edba56d64a3abdf4b73d863a6a
This goes together with I6b8628b9acc32449e4147a2a754b222fbb76c754
or it will break the build
Bug: 5402436
Change-Id: I07c6266b713773a8de80bb22afdd4c566261f78a
There is no definite path known for this to end up being
touched by other classes, but we could imagine through
some way or some other it ends up shoved in the stringbuilder
pool, leading to catastrophic results.
Hopefully related to
Bug: 5248688
Change-Id: Ib8abfc31263cbf31d515ed607ced5d8253971938
Autotext correction would check whether the first suggestion
so far was the same as what Autotext would return, and if it
was indeed the same, would not send its result as
autocorrect. However, the first suggestion is not guaranteed
to have a high enough score to trigger autocorrection, and
there would be cases where a word in autotext would not get
autocorrected because the word came out of bigram
suggestions. These occurrences would be extremely rare, as
they would require concomitant insert between autotext for
one char and bigram suggestion. It is, in fact, probably
limited to the capitalization of "I".
This did not happen in gingerbread because gingerbread would
not register 1-letter words as valid bigrams.
This fix works by just always sending the result of autotext
regardless of whether it is already the first suggestion or
not. This is okay because duplicates are removed afterwards
anyway - and this processing is absolutely necessary because
the autotext'd word may actually be somewhere else in the
suggestion, so it made really no sense checking for only the
first one.
Please note that there is also a race condition that can
result in "i" not being converted to "I": at the moment,
Latin IME relies on having the suggestions evaluated
at the time autocorrection is performed, but when typing
very, very fast, those messages may have been canceled.
This is not limited to the autocorrection of "i", but
affects all autocorrections. It requires a nearly
inhumane typing speed to trigger, but hitting "i" and
space in turn as fast as one can it's possible to
reproduce occasionally.
Bug: 5135113
Change-Id: I530ea6212487300001a2c0fc5b25a5c7716bdf63
Jean Chalard
Tadashi G. Takaoka
satok