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Hello,
In adapting xterm.dart to Android, I ran into one problem.
Android devices use Gboard (I'm sure other software keyboards have similar issues).
Due to the 'Auto correction' feature that is turned on by default in Gboard, I am experiencing issues with keystrokes in Terminal.
For example, if you type 'abc', the software keyboard will look like this
The terminal will then be in the following state:
In this case, 'abc' is not actually typed into the terminal, and only when you click 'Enter' on the software keyboard does it actually become a keystroke.
The terminal cursor is also stuck to the left, and other keystrokes (such as sending TAB) are ignored until you press Enter on the keyboard.
Turning off auto-correction prevents this from happening.
So, is it possible to have xterm.dart ignore auto-correction when focusing on the terminal, independent of keyboard settings?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
In adapting
xterm.dart
to Android, I ran into one problem.Android devices use Gboard (I'm sure other software keyboards have similar issues).
Due to the 'Auto correction' feature that is turned on by default in Gboard, I am experiencing issues with keystrokes in Terminal.
For example, if you type 'abc', the software keyboard will look like this
The terminal will then be in the following state:
In this case, 'abc' is not actually typed into the terminal, and only when you click 'Enter' on the software keyboard does it actually become a keystroke.
The terminal cursor is also stuck to the left, and other keystrokes (such as sending TAB) are ignored until you press Enter on the keyboard.
Turning off auto-correction prevents this from happening.
So, is it possible to have
xterm.dart
ignore auto-correction when focusing on the terminal, independent of keyboard settings?Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: