Open oeyoews opened 1 week ago
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https://4bug-report.tiddlyhost.com/ You can reproduce this bug HERE online
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This issue can be reproduced on https://codemirror.net/ But this is a Chromium-only problem, Firefox works perfect.
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See that's not really helpful. Please let us know which browser, platform, and precise IME you're seeing this with.看到这真的没有帮助。请让我们知道您看到的是哪个浏览器、平台和精确的 IME。
This issue can be reproduced on https://codemirror.net/本期可在 https://codemirror.net/ 上转载 But this is a Chromium-only problem, Firefox works perfect.但这是一个仅限 Chromium 的问题,Firefox 运行良好。
Indeed it is
What IME language are you using? (Precisely — I know you mention Chinese, but Windows supports a bunch of different Chinese IMEs.)
What key strokes demonstrate the issue? What is the expected outcome, and what happens in CodeMirror? Please describe this so that someone who doesn't know Chinese can verify the issue.
What IME language are you using? (Precisely — I know you mention Chinese, but Windows supports a bunch of different Chinese IMEs.)
What key strokes demonstrate the issue? What is the expected outcome, and what happens in CodeMirror? Please describe this so that someone who doesn't know Chinese can verify the issue.
For me, IME language is Chinese (Simplified, China).When comes to keyboards, both Microsoft Pinyin and Microsoft Wubi can trigger this problem
You can try to input zhongwen with Microsoft Pinyin on https://codemirror.net/ in a Chromium browser(My edge and chrome are both 126+), Firefox just works well. Seems every character can reproduce this problem that the IME would not find the correct position.
For me, using Chrome 126 with simplified Chinese IME, typing zhongwen + space in the editor on codemirror.net gives 中文, which looks reasonable. Is there anything else I should be doing to reproduce the issue?
Yes, gives 中文 is correct. However, the problem is when you're typing, the IME keeps jump up and down.My chrome version is 126.0.6478.127, and edge is 126.0.2592.81 Foucs on the IME itself in the video, can you reproduce it?
https://github.com/codemirror/dev/assets/46252987/0b479fff-3e60-492f-ae00-0353bd1cb200
Oh right, I see what you mean now. That was an obvious bug. Attached patch (released as 6.28.3) should fix it. Not sure how that that wasn't visible on Chrome Linux.
It seems that this issue still persists, and I am currently using version @codemirror/view@6.28.3.
Browser and platform
Chrome: 126.0.6478.127 MacOS:14.5 simplified Chinese IME
You can attempt to replicate it in the following online example. https://codesandbox.io/p/devbox/elated-cherry-ph6y5c?file=%2Findex.html%3A21%2C36
And event compositionstart
was not triggered correctly too. Is there a problem with my code?
Are you seeing the incorrectly positioned IME widget problem, or are you seeing another problem?
compositionstart
(as well as other composition events) is no longer fired when the editor uses EditContext
. You may be able to query CodeMirror's own composing
property for a more reliable way to detect composition.
Yes, this is a non looping GIF image, it records problem.
Yes, that looks like the old bug. Is it gone on https://codemirror.net for you?
Yes, that looks like the old bug. Is it gone on https://codemirror.net for you?
It still appears sometimes
It can be 100% reproduced if I try to input enormous characters in the inputbox (In this video, 28000 characters) Again, just try to input zhongwen+space at the end of the input (characters before perform well) in a chromium brower on Windows. Firefox still works well.
https://github.com/codemirror/dev/assets/46252987/698405c5-3087-4080-bb50-78b2dbc3a9ce
It happen on Chrome. Firefox is normal.
I think I managed to reproduce the issue visible in your screencast. Try again with 6.28.4.
The IME interface appearing the wrong place happens for me when I start the composition at the start of a line. I verified that CodeMirror is giving the correct coordinates to the browser when this happens, so I suspect that is a Chrome bug. I'll spend some more time trying to reproduce and report that later.
Describe the issue
https://github.com/codemirror/dev/assets/72405338/a5880b21-e9e2-4ae7-92db-a3f221e4ecd8
The last version of the commit codemirror/view will cause abnormal input of Chinese input method(IME), and some console errors will appear (the error message is not 100% reproducible for the time being)
Browser and platform
google chrome: 126.0.6478.116 Windows 11
Reproduction link