Issue 343: Chinese Sogou input method lose first initial letter
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=343
Comment #6 by [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thank you for your updates and sorry for my lazy responses.
Our testing person noticed we could reproduce this problem with GMail as
listed below.
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Make sure your default keyboard is Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.
2. Close all Chrome instances.
3. Open Chrome.
4. Open GMail and log it in.
5. Open an existing mail.
6. Click [Reply].
-> The caret is moved to the reply input box. If it is not RICH-TEXT mode
but plain text mode, switch it to RICH-TEXT and start over from step #1.
7. Type some characters.
To investigate this problem, it seems to be caused by our IME code which
does not filter out false focus events raised by IME functions of WebKit.
(The
WebCore::setComposition() function may raise a false focus event.)
I have written a workaround that ignores such false events and been testing
on my PC. When I confirm this change does not cause any regressions, I'm
going to send a review
request and submitted to trunk.
Sorry again for your inconvenience.
Issue attribute updates:
Status: Started
Owner: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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