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add support for languages with composition input

See original GitHub issue

Right now none of the composition events are handled, so non-latin languages that require this won’t work correctly.

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:8 (5 by maintainers)

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ianstormtaylorcommented, Jul 19, 2016

Hey @hansanghoon I’ve just added the most basic composition support in 0.2.2, could you test it out again and see if that works for you? Thanks!

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ianstormtaylorcommented, Jul 21, 2016

@hansanghoon thanks again for helping me track this down. I agree we need more test cases for Slate. Workings on a few more today for transforms and other non-browser pieces, but the browser ones can be really hard. Do you have any tips for testing IME-type interactions?

The update: I’ve pushed 0.5.1 which fixes the “consecutive compositions doing weird things” bug, so that hopefully writing now doesn’t break at all.

The downside is that I haven’t gotten it working as seamless as macOS’s Note app. I’ve looked at Draft.js and they also have this “non-seamless” behavior, so I’m going to call it good enough for now since the writing itself is possible, just the arrow keys “end” instead of “end and move”. I hope that works for you!

If you interested (or anyone else), I’d be down for a pull request that solves the arrow key issues. And if you run into any other troubles just let me know (on Slack or in another issue)!