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Can you approve my vietnamese keyboard at first?
I need more time to adjust my cantonese keyboard document.
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It is a build in dictionary for vietnamese typer to typer faster in personal compuer.
It includes those most frequent vietnamese words. You can use acronym and TAB to type the words fast.
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Can you remove the [K_TAB] rules? We should never have approved a keyboard with that key used this way.
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They are not many, less than 100.
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Can you approve this update? Thank you
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As said earlier, I would like [K_Tab] to not be redefined.
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@Cathaylaboratory For typing logographic scripts or handling large sets of rules, you may find RIME (https://rime.im/) to be a better fit. In the article How to advance your language to the digital / AI age there's a section on "Input methods and keyboards" that describes RIME: "You only need some basic knowledge of regular expressions to build an IME for any language. Here is an example of building an Ugaritic keyboard https://github.com/laubonghaudoi/rime-ugaritic You only need to provide a lexicon and a rule mapping file, then deploy to the engine and you can type it just as any other language." I've not used it myself so I could be totally wrong, but I'm wondering if it would better suit the keyboards you're creating. |
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The rules in Vietnam keyboard. They are not large set of rules. They are just several functions to transfer the very common acronyms in Vietnamese into its full version. They have no link with IME.
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Rime is not a good software because it is based on Mandarin Chinese and the logic of typing mandarin chinese. They can not truly type language with phonetic symbols such as Japanese. If you don’t know mandarin chinese you can not use this software. They are not supported on many devices.
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It is not a IME but for shortcut keys. In Japanese keyboard the TAB key is exactly used in this way.
It is my innovation.
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As said earlier, I would like [K_Tab] to not be redefined.
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> >> It includes those most frequent vietnamese words. You can use acronym
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From memory in Windows, the TAB key has two different functions in the Japanese IME:
This is a feature built into Window's IME code base, it isn't part of their keyboard layout code base. If I remember correctly. If I am understanding your request correctly you want to add certain IME functionality to a keyboard layout? |
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Wouldn't word selection be better handled by the lexical models? And improving support for text prediction instead? |
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The keyman lexical model have not existed in personal computer yet. The lexical model in phone can not deal with coombination such as acronyms. The keyman lexical model need to be developped as well as the IME.
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In the Microsoft word, this software can predict the word, you need to type TAB then the word will generate the predicted word. Many editor in email such as Look also work like this. So I set the rules "acronyms + TAB > full words"
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From memory in Windows, the TAB key has two different functions in the Japanese IME:
- Before focus is in the candidate window: Enter the prediction candidate window
- With focus in the candidate window: Move the selection down.
This is a feature built into Window's IME code base, it isn't part of their keyboard layout code base. If I remember correctly.
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In the Microsoft word, this software can predict the word, you need to
type TAB then the word will generate the predicted word. Many editor in
email such as Look also work like this. So I set the rules "acronyms + TAB
> full words"
Although this isn't technically prediction.
If it is a true acronym, it wouldn't need expansion. It sounds like you are
implementing a shortcut system common words or phrases. But why overload
the TAB key? I understand that IMEs have repurposed TAB keys for other
purposes but keyboard layouts use TAB keys for tabs.
I guess the question is how do you prevent expansion when you actually need
a tab?
And wouldn't it be better to use some other key as a composition
key, rather than overloading TAB, or do you have another way of actually
type tab rather than using the TAB key?
Also in word processing and various other apps, a better way of doing this
is through spell checking, addins or other mechanisms, rather than through
input.
How do you expose the available "acronyms" to the users? How do they know
which ones are available? Adding them to keyboard documentation is clumsy
and awkward, the acronyms themselves would need some sort of
autocomplete feature, which would be a further overloading of the keyboard
layout.
It seems to be a completely different feature to text prediction, and would
need a different approach.
If the shorthand abbreviations are always intended to be expanded, then
there doesn't actually seem to be a need for the TAB key to actually
complete the sequence, an acronym then whitespace (space, newline, etc)
should be enough to trigger the expansion.
This type of use of TAB key is an IME specific approach, usually for
situations where there are multiple candidates for the same input sequence.
I can't think of any Vietnamese input solution that would use it, outside
of chữ Nôm. Although there are some very interesting keyboard innovations
among third party Vietnamese input frameworks, I especially like the input
frameworks that allow you to type tones at the ends of words, and insert
into the correct position within a word.
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It is a way to make vietnamese typing faster
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> In the Microsoft word, this software can predict the word, you need to
> type TAB then the word will generate the predicted word. Many editor in
> email such as Look also work like this. So I set the rules "acronyms + TAB
> > full words"
>
>
>
Although this isn't technically prediction.
If it is a true acronym, it wouldn't need expansion. It sounds like you are
implementing a shortcut system common words or phrases. But why overload
the TAB key? I understand that IMEs have repurposed TAB keys for other
purposes but keyboard layouts use TAB keys for tabs.
I guess the question is how do you prevent expansion when you actually need
a tab?
And wouldn't it be better to use some other key as a composition
key, rather than overloading TAB, or do you have another way of actually
type tab rather than using the TAB key?
Also in word processing and various other apps, a better way of doing this
is through spell checking, addins or other mechanisms, rather than through
input.
How do you expose the available "acronyms" to the users? How do they know
which ones are available? Adding them to keyboard documentation is clumsy
and awkward, the acronyms themselves would need some sort of
autocomplete feature, which would be a further overloading of the keyboard
layout.
It seems to be a completely different feature to text prediction, and would
need a different approach.
If the shorthand abbreviations are always intended to be expanded, then
there doesn't actually seem to be a need for the TAB key to actually
complete the sequence, an acronym then whitespace (space, newline, etc)
should be enough to trigger the expansion.
This type of use of TAB key is an IME specific approach, usually for
situations where there are multiple candidates for the same input sequence.
I can't think of any Vietnamese input solution that would use it, outside
of chữ Nôm. Although there are some very interesting keyboard innovations
among third party Vietnamese input frameworks, I especially like the input
frameworks that allow you to type tones at the ends of words, and insert
into the correct position within a word.
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It is a way to make vietnamese typing faster
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>> In the Microsoft word, this software can predict the word, you need to
>> type TAB then the word will generate the predicted word. Many editor in
>> email such as Look also work like this. So I set the rules "acronyms +
TAB
>> > full words"
>>
>>
>>
> Although this isn't technically prediction.
>
> If it is a true acronym, it wouldn't need expansion. It sounds like you
are
> implementing a shortcut system common words or phrases. But why overload
> the TAB key? I understand that IMEs have repurposed TAB keys for other
> purposes but keyboard layouts use TAB keys for tabs.
>
> I guess the question is how do you prevent expansion when you actually
need
> a tab?
>
> And wouldn't it be better to use some other key as a composition
> key, rather than overloading TAB, or do you have another way of actually
> type tab rather than using the TAB key?
>
> Also in word processing and various other apps, a better way of doing
this
> is through spell checking, addins or other mechanisms, rather than
through
> input.
>
> How do you expose the available "acronyms" to the users? How do they know
> which ones are available? Adding them to keyboard documentation is clumsy
> and awkward, the acronyms themselves would need some sort of
> autocomplete feature, which would be a further overloading of the
keyboard
> layout.
>
> It seems to be a completely different feature to text prediction, and
would
> need a different approach.
>
> If the shorthand abbreviations are always intended to be expanded, then
> there doesn't actually seem to be a need for the TAB key to actually
> complete the sequence, an acronym then whitespace (space, newline, etc)
> should be enough to trigger the expansion.
>
> This type of use of TAB key is an IME specific approach, usually for
> situations where there are multiple candidates for the same input
sequence.
> I can't think of any Vietnamese input solution that would use it, outside
> of chữ Nôm. Although there are some very interesting keyboard innovations
> among third party Vietnamese input frameworks, I especially like the
input
> frameworks that allow you to type tones at the ends of words, and insert
> into the correct position within a word.
>
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For example, k + tab > không can be faster than typing khoong.
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> >> type TAB then the word will generate the predicted word. Many editor in
> >> email such as Look also work like this. So I set the rules "acronyms +
> TAB
> >> > full words"
> >>
> >>
> >>
> > Although this isn't technically prediction.
> >
> > If it is a true acronym, it wouldn't need expansion. It sounds like you
> are
> > implementing a shortcut system common words or phrases. But why overload
> > the TAB key? I understand that IMEs have repurposed TAB keys for other
> > purposes but keyboard layouts use TAB keys for tabs.
> >
> > I guess the question is how do you prevent expansion when you actually
> need
> > a tab?
> >
> > And wouldn't it be better to use some other key as a composition
> > key, rather than overloading TAB, or do you have another way of actually
> > type tab rather than using the TAB key?
> >
> > Also in word processing and various other apps, a better way of doing
> this
> > is through spell checking, addins or other mechanisms, rather than
> through
> > input.
> >
> > How do you expose the available "acronyms" to the users? How do they know
> > which ones are available? Adding them to keyboard documentation is clumsy
> > and awkward, the acronyms themselves would need some sort of
> > autocomplete feature, which would be a further overloading of the
> keyboard
> > layout.
> >
> > It seems to be a completely different feature to text prediction, and
> would
> > need a different approach.
> >
> > If the shorthand abbreviations are always intended to be expanded, then
> > there doesn't actually seem to be a need for the TAB key to actually
> > complete the sequence, an acronym then whitespace (space, newline, etc)
> > should be enough to trigger the expansion.
> >
> > This type of use of TAB key is an IME specific approach, usually for
> > situations where there are multiple candidates for the same input
> sequence.
> > I can't think of any Vietnamese input solution that would use it, outside
> > of chữ Nôm. Although there are some very interesting keyboard innovations
> > among third party Vietnamese input frameworks, I especially like the
> input
> > frameworks that allow you to type tones at the ends of words, and insert
> > into the correct position within a word.
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I mean this censorship is eliminating useful innovation.
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Then wound't it be faster again without the TAB key?
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> >> *Cathaylaboratory* left a comment (keymanapp/keyboards#3562)
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> #3562 (comment)>
> >> In the Microsoft word, this software can predict the word, you need to
> >> type TAB then the word will generate the predicted word. Many editor in
> >> email such as Look also work like this. So I set the rules "acronyms +
> TAB
> >> > full words"
> >>
> >>
> >>
> > Although this isn't technically prediction.
> >
> > If it is a true acronym, it wouldn't need expansion. It sounds like you
> are
> > implementing a shortcut system common words or phrases. But why overload
> > the TAB key? I understand that IMEs have repurposed TAB keys for other
> > purposes but keyboard layouts use TAB keys for tabs.
> >
> > I guess the question is how do you prevent expansion when you actually
> need
> > a tab?
> >
> > And wouldn't it be better to use some other key as a composition
> > key, rather than overloading TAB, or do you have another way of actually
> > type tab rather than using the TAB key?
> >
> > Also in word processing and various other apps, a better way of doing
> this
> > is through spell checking, addins or other mechanisms, rather than
> through
> > input.
> >
> > How do you expose the available "acronyms" to the users? How do they know
> > which ones are available? Adding them to keyboard documentation is clumsy
> > and awkward, the acronyms themselves would need some sort of
> > autocomplete feature, which would be a further overloading of the
> keyboard
> > layout.
> >
> > It seems to be a completely different feature to text prediction, and
> would
> > need a different approach.
> >
> > If the shorthand abbreviations are always intended to be expanded, then
> > there doesn't actually seem to be a need for the TAB key to actually
> > complete the sequence, an acronym then whitespace (space, newline, etc)
> > should be enough to trigger the expansion.
> >
> > This type of use of TAB key is an IME specific approach, usually for
> > situations where there are multiple candidates for the same input
> sequence.
> > I can't think of any Vietnamese input solution that would use it, outside
> > of chữ Nôm. Although there are some very interesting keyboard innovations
> > among third party Vietnamese input frameworks, I especially like the
> input
> > frameworks that allow you to type tones at the ends of words, and insert
> > into the correct position within a word.
> >
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> > ***@***.***
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I suppose you can call it censorship, but that's part of working with a GitHub repository, we do code review. We have to protect the functioning of the Keyman build system and the keyboard packages so that our users have the best experience possible. Unfortunately, I don't think I should have approved your reusing the TAB key this way previously, but since I did approve it, you can keep those prior rules. Thank you for addressing the concerns. |
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I have not see it merge successfully.
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