rhn <[email protected]> writes:
> On Sat, 15 Jan 2011 21:32:05 +0000
> Neil Jerram <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> * When I close an application, the screen is often left blank - as
>> opposed to showing either the home screen or another open application.
>> Also, when in this situation, the shr_elm_softkey left and right
>> arrows have no effect. Need to click the home button to regain
>> normality.
> I can confirm that happens sometimes - when apps crash. I use the AUX
> button twice to bring the home screen and hide it. That fixes it, too.
Interesting. Perhaps that means that when I see this, it's because the
application concerned is actually crashing. I see it most regularly
after sending an SMS.
>> * If I am away from my home country, and send an SMS to a contact with a
>> local UK telephone number, I would expect the FR to automatically
>> convert that number to international form. It appears that it doesn't
>> do this - because instead I got a return SMS saying that the number
>> was invalid.
>
> +1! When I store my contacts in international form and get a local UK
> number call, the contact name is never resolved. Strangely, I never
> remember that happening before I went to UK. Is there a guide about
> configuring the prefixes for SHR?
There is the first run wizard, which allows configuration of the
international prefix (e.g. 00), country code (e.g. 44) and national
prefix (e.g. 0). I would guess that that's enough for converting
numbers in the two cases that you and I mentioned. Is anything else
needed?
>>
>> And finally, one more idea that isn't really specific to SHR-T or to
>> this RC series, but I'm curious to hear if anyone else agrees that it
>> would be useful...
>>
>> * I think it would be useful for SMS entry (and I suppose text entry in
>> general) to be customisable by a set of user-specified rules. One
>> example would be
>>
>> "<word><space><punctuation>" -> "<word><punctuation>"
>>
>> to handle the case where selected word entry has added a space, but
>> next I want to write "!", "?", "." or "," (etc.) and so the space is
>> not wanted.
>>
> ---snip---
>
> That would be a nice feature, but it never bothered me too much. What
> I would like to be done instead is separate user dictionaries for
> differents languages chosen. Currently, the dictionary effectively
> looks through words in all languages I'm using, because all words I
> typed are kept together.
>
> If there are a couple more people wanting this feature, I will (try
> to) implement it myself.
I haven't really noticed this myself yet, but given that the main
dictionaries are language-separated, and that the keyboard only allows
referring to one of those at a time, I agree that it makes sense for the
user dictionaries to be language-separated too.
Regards,
Neil
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