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In Japanese IME, you typically type text, then hit enter to "commit" the correct Kanji. For example, if I type テスト then it will be underlined until I hit 'enter', in effect confirming that I've finished writing and picked the correct Kanji/characters
Cinny binds to enter, so even though I am not done typing and only committed a word, as soon as I hit enter, Cinny sends the message
Yes that works, but it's not the expected behavior. Hitting enter when in Japanese (or other asian) IME should not trigger sending of a message, since it will send an incomplete sentence/word
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In Japanese IME, you typically type text, then hit enter to "commit" the correct Kanji. For example, if I type テスト then it will be underlined until I hit 'enter', in effect confirming that I've finished writing and picked the correct Kanji/characters
Cinny binds to enter, so even though I am not done typing and only committed a word, as soon as I hit enter, Cinny sends the message
It's a very common problem when using
onkeyup
as listener, eg: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46812908/enter-keyup-event-in-japanese-inputReproduction
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