On Sat, 4 Oct 2025 12:45:34 GMT, Thiago Milczarek Sayao <[email protected]> wrote:
>> This bug seems to only apply to Linux systems with no input method framework >> (IMF) configured. If you want to reproduce the original bug on Ubuntu 24.04 >> you need to go into Settings > System > "Region & Language" > "Manage >> installed languages" > Language and verify that "Keyboard input method >> system" is set to "none". If you change this setting you should reboot the >> system. >> >> Normally at the end of a dead-key sequence the IMF sends us a "commit" with >> the composed character followed by a "preedit-end" signal. When no IMF is >> configured these signals arrive in reverse order. This is not the way any >> IMF works and is confusing the heuristic we use to determine whether to send >> a KeyEvent or an InputMethodEvent. >> >> To insulate ourselves against this signal ordering issue we add a new flag >> that ensures that if we're in the preedit window when we start filtering an >> event we stay there until filtering is done. > > Tested on: > > - Debian 12 / KDE (sunpinyin and pt_br) > - Ubuntu 24.04 / GNOME with fcitx (pinyin, mozc, pt_br) and ibus (pinyin, > pt_br) > - Linux Mint (pt_br no IME) > > all good. @tsayao Would you be willing to review (approve) the PR? ------------- PR Comment: https://git.openjdk.org/jfx/pull/1924#issuecomment-3368287565
