Hi Jacqueline,
I realise now the selectedChunk is certainly the wrong way to go!
But from your jpg example, I'm not sure you even need all of this. Is
this a simple text substitution? If so, I think I'd just use a
"keydown" handler to see what the user has typed, and replace the
character with the substitution character you actually want to
display.
Yes. I want to detect what the user typed and replace it from an
"input" list and "output" list.
Even easier, it seems to me, would be to just assign the cursive font
to the field and bypass the whole issue. The user's typing would
automatically be cursive.
Unfortunately not.
Entering ab, in my graphic
...http://www.clubtype.co.uk/revDev-abc/abc-rev.jpg
you see that a to b has a join.
The b is the standard keyboard 'b'
Now if the User enters c, another (non-standard) b is required
somewhere else in
the font. There will be about 1,400 characters in a Unicode font. Far
more than the
standard single-byte 255 character standard. Accessing the Unicode
characters is another issue.
For now, I just need the ability to detect and replace
-as-the-user-types.
The c, having only a space after it, does not yet require any joining
stroke.
Hope that clarifies...
Adrian
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