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This is a frequently requested feature, that I am not yet determined to add to
Rime, probably because it's not cool.
Rime would not copy all the features from an input method framework that
belongs to the past century. Auto-committing was used because interesting
results could not be provided, given an input string longer than the `fixed'
length. What if we make them available?
However, not being cool won't disqualify this feature from being supported as
an option.
At large, I'll vote for the change; but I believe we can provide a better
solution later.
`auto commit based on the availability of table lookup result':
It could be done (with non-trivial effort), but it is in my opinion not a good
idea: no one could memorize the entire table, in order to `predict' whether
auto-committing will happen at the next moment while he's typing, or a space
key should be used instead. Presumably this will lower down typing speed; for
beginners it might result in more errors and more difficulties in correcting
them.
Original comment by chen....@gmail.com
on 15 Mar 2012 at 7:27
Thanks for your comments and acceptance. I agree that `auto commit based on the
availability of table lookup result' is not trivial and maybe not suitable for
everyone, which needs careful consideration and balance. Fixed-length
auto-committing should suffice for most needs. Anyway, thanks for taking this
feature into consideration and I do believe RIME could provide a nice solution.
I preferred Yong IME (小小输入法) when working under Windows and Linux.
After switching to Mac I didn't find a suitable IME until I came across RIME.
Woooow, it supports all major desktop platforms, bearing an interesting
romanization engine besides support for traditional tables, fully customizable,
and most importantly, FREE & OPEN SOURCE! Nice job you guys have done. Keep up
with the good work! I feel exciting waiting for the upcoming 1.0 release :-)
Original comment by yindian@gmail.com
on 15 Mar 2012 at 11:50
Issue 81 has been merged into this issue.
Original comment by chen....@gmail.com
on 16 Mar 2012 at 2:05
I really appreciate you taking time in viewing all the issues.
However, as a Wubi user, autocommit is a crucially important feature in typing
at very high speed. I find myself constantly typing at extremely troublesome
conditions where I need to make a lot of deletions and re-types back and forth
without autocommit.
I have 5 years of Wubi experience, and I type character by character.
I may give up this awesome IME merely because it lacks autocommit.
Sincerely.
Original comment by shinw...@gmail.com
on 16 Mar 2012 at 2:16
Good point.
But...
@yidian: Errr, honestly there is no plan for `1.0 release'.
I guess the next version will be 0.9.10 for Weasel, and 0.9.3 for Squirrel :-)
Original comment by chen....@gmail.com
on 16 Mar 2012 at 2:59
I see... It is a long way off for 1.0 release. Much remains to be done for a
feature complete version, such as support for dynamic or on-the-fly
user-defined word registration with rule-based table code deduction, like the
add_word hotkey config in Yong IME. It is nice to see the development proceeds
steadily, along with the improvement of documentations and increased user
feedback. I also hope (fixed-length) auto committing could be supported in the
next version.
It is rather nice to have a novel IME candidate for Mac users. For what it is
worth, it's free and open, and keeps evolving. Cool.
Original comment by yindian@gmail.com
on 16 Mar 2012 at 4:20
Fixed, based on yidian's patch;
The config item has been renamed "speller/max_code_length" since the concept
"autocommit" has already been used in Rime for other purpose.
Also added support for delimiters: q'j'rs'ggttr
Escape key's behavior has changed: to clear the current segment (when part of
the composition is being highlighted) instead of the entire composition.
Updated schema cangjie5, wubi86 to reflect the change.
Original comment by chen....@gmail.com
on 18 Mar 2012 at 7:02
Reimplemented auto-committing with `speller' instead of with `abc_segmentor'.
Original comment by chen....@gmail.com
on 20 Mar 2012 at 4:57
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