Open frankforte opened 4 months ago
Autocorrection and word prediction, T9 and other word-based input methods always would cause issues.
Termux supports only the most basic, character-by-character input. Its terminal is not a text input field.
A workaround explained at https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Touch_Keyboard#Text_Input_View
Excellent. I'm sorry I didn't find this documentation earlier. Thanks for the link.
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Autocorrection and word prediction, T9 and other word-based input methods always would cause issues.
Termux supports only the most basic, character-by-character input. Its terminal is not a text input field.
A workaround explained at https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Touch_Keyboard#Text_Input_View
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Problem description
If I swipe the words
hello world it's a nice day
termux will showhellohellohellohellosahellohello
The only way to get around it is typing a single character after I swipe each word, then hitting backspace, then hitting space before "swiping" the next word.Steps to reproduce the behavior.
The issue happens when using "swipe" to type on the command line and in Vim.
What is the expected behavior?
The output should match the input.
System information