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Describe the bug
When Search replacing is enabled, it is not entered properly when IME is on.
I was happened in Japanese IME, but it could be happening in all of CJK.
Steps to reproduce
Enable "Replace start menu search"
Open EverythingToolbar once, make sure IME is turned on, and close it.
Press the Windows key. Enter any character to start EverythingToolbar.
Reproduce.
Expected behavior
In Japanese, typing "aa" should type "ああ".
Actually, typing "aa" will type "aあ".
I think that such a bug occurs because EverythingToolbar assigns searchTermQueue directly to the search string at EverythingToolbar\Helpers\ShortcutManager.cs.
Until the IME decide the strings, they will not actually be entered into the search window.
So, if IME is on, the keyboard input needs to be emulated.
Screenshots
Log file output
Log output
2021-07-17 12:27:03.3053|INFO|EverythingToolbar started. Version: 0.7.1.0, OS: Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.19043.0|
2021-07-17 12:27:03.5563|INFO|Everything version: 1.4.1|
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
When Search replacing is enabled, it is not entered properly when IME is on.
I was happened in Japanese IME, but it could be happening in all of CJK.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
In Japanese, typing "aa" should type "ああ".
Actually, typing "aa" will type "aあ".
I think that such a bug occurs because EverythingToolbar assigns
searchTermQueue
directly to the search string atEverythingToolbar\Helpers\ShortcutManager.cs
.Until the IME decide the strings, they will not actually be entered into the search window.
So, if IME is on, the keyboard input needs to be emulated.
Screenshots
Log file output
Log output
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: