Anyone have any ideas about this? On Jul 16, 10:09 am, Mark Carter <[email protected]> wrote: > I implemented my own InputFilter recently (for an EditText view) and > everything works fine...at least on stock keyboards. > > However, I'm getting reports of problems with 3rd party IMEs (such as > Cantonese Keyboard). > > If the user types "hello", then he gets "hhehelhellhello". This > happens with a few popular 3rd party IMEs I've tried. Google Pinyin > IME works fine though. > > On closer inspection, when typing the "e" of "hello", the args to > InputFilter.filter() are: > > source: "he", start: 0, end: 2, dest: "h", dstart: 1, dend: 1 > > However, I think it should be either: > > source: "e", start: 0, end: 1, dest: "h", dstart: 1, dend: 1 (Google > Pinyin IME and Nexus One stock IME do this) > > or > > source: "he", start: 0, end: 2, dest: "h", dstart: 0, dend: 1 > (essentially overwriting the entire text each time) > > This is not just one IME behaving like this... > > Anyone else experience this?
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