I'm puzzled by the difference between the accented characters that are available on a long keypreess on the soft keyboard that pops up within the device in the emulator, and those which are available on a long keypress on the soft keyboard in the emulator itself. The behavior that I see is that the device's soft keyboard presents a subset of the options -- for example, the Latin IME offers 7 alternates for "a" but the keyboard offers 9.
The characters that I'm particularly interested (vowel with macron) in are found in the keyboard's larger set but not in the IME's subset, but I haven't been able to find any information on why the IME provides only a subset, and whether the larger set is accessible to devices with a physical keyboard, only to those devices, and not to devices with only the IME/soft keyboard.
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