bool InputMethodController::confirmCompositionOrInsertText(const String& text, ConfirmCompositionBehavior confirmBehavior)
{
if (!hasComposition()) {
if (!text.length())
return false;
editor().insertText(text, 0);
return true;
}
if (text.length()) {
confirmComposition(text);
return true;
}
if (confirmBehavior != KeepSelection)
return confirmComposition();
SelectionOffsetsScope selectionOffsetsScope(this);
return confirmComposition();
}
bool GtkInputMethodFilter::filterKeyEvent(GdkEventKey* event)
{
if (!canEdit() || !m_enabled)
return sendSimpleKeyEvent(event);
m_preeditChanged = false;
m_filteringKeyEvent = true;
unsigned int lastFilteredKeyPressCodeWithNoResults = m_lastFilteredKeyPressCodeWithNoResults;
m_lastFilteredKeyPressCodeWithNoResults = GDK_KEY_VoidSymbol;
bool filtered = gtk_im_context_filter_keypress(m_context.get(), event);
m_filteringKeyEvent = false;
bool justSentFakeKeyUp = m_justSentFakeKeyUp;
m_justSentFakeKeyUp = false;
if (justSentFakeKeyUp && event->type == GDK_KEY_RELEASE)
return true;
// Simple input methods work such that even normal keystrokes fire the
// commit signal. We detect those situations and treat them as normal
// key events, supplying the commit string as the key character.
if (filtered && !m_composingTextCurrently && !m_preeditChanged && m_confirmedComposition.length() == 1) {
bool result = sendSimpleKeyEvent(event, m_confirmedComposition);
m_confirmedComposition = String();
return result;
}
if (filtered && event->type == GDK_KEY_PRESS) {
if (!m_preeditChanged && m_confirmedComposition.isNull()) {
m_composingTextCurrently = true;
m_lastFilteredKeyPressCodeWithNoResults = event->keyval;
return true;
}
bool result = sendKeyEventWithCompositionResults(event);
if (!m_confirmedComposition.isEmpty()) {
m_composingTextCurrently = false;
m_confirmedComposition = String();
}
return result;
}
// If we previously filtered a key press event and it yielded no results. Suppress
// the corresponding key release event to avoid confusing the web content.
if (event->type == GDK_KEY_RELEASE && lastFilteredKeyPressCodeWithNoResults == event->keyval)
return true;
// At this point a keystroke was either:
// 1. Unfiltered
// 2. A filtered keyup event. As the IME code in EditorClient.h doesn't
// ever look at keyup events, we send any composition results before
// the key event.
// Both might have composition results or not.
//
// It's important to send the composition results before the event
// because some IM modules operate that way. For example (taken from
// the Chromium source), the latin-post input method gives this sequence
// when you press 'a' and then backspace:
// 1. keydown 'a' (filtered)
// 2. preedit changed to "a"
// 3. keyup 'a' (unfiltered)
// 4. keydown Backspace (unfiltered)
// 5. commit "a"
// 6. preedit end
if (!m_confirmedComposition.isEmpty())
confirmComposition();
if (m_preeditChanged)
updatePreedit();
return sendSimpleKeyEvent(event);
}
bool InputMethodController::confirmComposition()
{
return confirmComposition(plainText(compositionEphemeralRange()));
}
bool InputMethodController::confirmComposition()
{
return confirmComposition(composingText());
}
