[QtExtended] some things

David Reyes Samblas Martinez david at tuxbrain.com
Mon Mar 16 01:54:55 CET 2009


2009/3/16 Lorn Potter <lpotter at trolltech.com>:
> Dale Maggee wrote:
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>> Lorn Potter wrote:
>>> I find the 'predictive' keyboard quite usable. You just need to forget
>>> what it is suggesting until you are finished with the word.
>>> But for any language other than English, it might be a hassle.
>>>
>>
>> It isn't too bad, but it's very painful as soon as the word you're
>> typing isn't in it's dictionary. It should always offer exactly what you
>> typed as an option, regardless of whether it's in the dictionay or not:
>> If I type "pwned", I should see both "pwned" and "owned" in the word list.
>>
>> It's also completely evil when you try to type just a single character,
>> such as the word "I" or a full stop - I often have trouble tapping on
>> these in the word list to get them to be added to what I'm typing -
>> seems they're too small and require precise tapping.
>>
>> You should be able to add a word to the dictionary very easily, perhaps
>> even automatically adding any word you type which isn't in the
>> dictionary - I use *many* non-dictionary wrds wen im typin an sms, 2 da
>> point where "language other than english' would describe it.
Totally agree on this, for me is ok that the machine tries to help me
but is mandatory the machine let me the option to type whatever I want
to type
>
> Just hold down on the letter you want to select. You will see a round
> 'spy glass' thing pop up with your letter.

This add a lot of delay on typing.
>
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