Public bug reported:
1) Xubuntu 11.10
2) ibus-m17n 1.3.2-1ubuntu1
(Apologies if my terminology is not quite right here, by the way.)
When I finish off an input sequence by entering a character that does
not continue the sequence further, it often happens that this last
letter that I type (typically a space) will be inserted *before* the
character that was being built by the input sequence.
For example, active grc-mizuochi and try to type a Greek alpha with an
acute accent. Follow it with a space.
The input sequence would be "a/ ".
Expected output is "ά ".
But what I instead get is " ά".
Now, I found that if I edit the .mim file and add the following rule:
(" " ? )
Then the behavior changes to what I would expect. That is, I have to explicitly
define the space character in the .mim file in order to get the result "ά ". In
fact, I think that any character that is not explicitly defined in the .mim
file will exhibit the behavior I describe above; the problem isn't specific to
the space character.
This wasn't a problem with ibus on earlier versions of Ubuntu (I used it
extensively on 10.10 and 11.04). Is there a way to get the old behavior
back? Thanks!
** Affects: ibus-m17n (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Spaces and certain other characters are inserted out of order after an
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