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Korean is a language where consonants and vowels combine to form a single syllable.
When changing the OS input source to Korean and typing in Neovide input mode, the first syllable entered is separated.
(Immediately after changing the input source, only the first character is separated, and subsequent typing is entered correctly.)
I reported the issue on Neovide and I got clue on winit.
Could you please check this issue history? (I'm not good at english..)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When typing 안녕하세요, Neovide receives the following from Winit
First a regular keyboard input with ㅇ
IME commit with ㅏ
IME commit ㄴ
IME commit 녕
IME commit 녕
IME commit 하
IME commit 세
IME commit 요
And the end result on the screen is ㅇㅏㄴ녕하세요 instead of the expected 안녕하세요.
The problem seems to be that the first keyboard input is sent as a regular keyboard input and removed from the IME system, so that the following inputs no longer are valid IME sequences, and therefore sent as individual glyphs.
It was also reported that Alacritty has the same issue.
Korean is a language where consonants and vowels combine to form a single syllable.
When changing the OS input source to Korean and typing in Neovide input mode, the first syllable entered is separated.
(Immediately after changing the input source, only the first character is separated, and subsequent typing is entered correctly.)
I reported the issue on Neovide and I got clue on winit.
Could you please check this issue history? (I'm not good at english..)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: