[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 21820] Unable to enter the Tamil UNICODE Characters via Thamizha Phonetic IME
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Mon Oct 27 14:23:40 PDT 2008
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21820
hbono at chromium.org changed:
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------- Comment #5 from hbono at chromium.org 2008-10-27 14:23 PDT -------
Created an attachment (id=24694)
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the third proposed fix
(In reply to comment #4)
> What if 'granularity' is not a "character"? I think the above change needs to
> be done only when 'granularity' is 'character'?
Thank you for noticing this. You are right.
I have updated my patch to check if the 'granularity' value is
'CharacterGranularity'.
> I also wonder if this meets everybody's expectation of 'delete backward'.
> For instance, without your change, Latin base letter + combining accent will be
> deleted as a unit. With this change, only the combining accent will be deleted, right?
Yes. When a ligature consists of a Latin character and Unicode combining
characters (U+0300,...,U+036F), my change deletes only the last combining
character.
> Given that widely used Latin letters with accents are represented in a composed
> form, it's not very critical. However, some Latin letters with accents (used in African
> languages, for instance) do not have a composed form representation. So, at
> least, you may want to add a TODO comment about that.
I have added a 'FIXME' comment which notes this problem.
> Perhaps, in the long run, a new granularity of 'Codepoint' needs to be
> introduced. IIRC, 'character' granularity is actually 'grapheme (cluster)'
> granularity at the moment.
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