Comment #28 on issue 1264 by [email protected]: Bug with Korean mode
https://code.google.com/p/ibus/issues/detail?id=1264
In most Japanese and Chinese IMs, a preedit string is a sort of search key
to look up more complex combinations. Users know this and they have to look
up the final string. But in Korean IM, a preedit string is a prefix of a
Hangul syllable or word. Users recognize the preedit as a part of the final
string, not an intermediate form. (Optionally that Hangul string can be
used to lookup Hanja character or word, but it is rare nowadays.) So
conventionally users don't think about commiting explicitly with Korean
IMs. We can't change this way of Hangul input; it has been used since the
beginning of PC and quite universal among different OSes or IMs.
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