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Duplicate typing in GTK2 widgets

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Haruyuki FUJIMAKI

Hello,

I am pleased to hear that 0.9.28 is coming out soon. I have checked recent version, 0.9.29.21373-20090821.i386.rpm. New GTK2 interface looks nice, but I met a serious bug. Whenever I type one character, two characters are input into either a component such as TEdit or IDE (e.g. find dialog or Object Inspector). Single key-stroke gives double typing. For example: abc --> aabbcc The symptom does not appear in the source editor but .

My environment is openSUSE 11.1, KDE3.5.
Locale is Japanese. SCIM is disabled during the typing. Other GTK2 applications do not show the symptom.

I would appreciate it if someone could fix the bug before releasing 0.9.28.

Haruyuki Fujimaki

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Mattias Gaertner
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Hello, I am pleased to hear that 0.9.28 is coming out soon. I have checked recent version, 0.9.29.21373-20090821.i386.rpm. New GTK2 interface looks nice, but I met a serious bug. Whenever I type one character, two characters are input into either a component such as TEdit or IDE (e.g. find dialog or Object Inspector). Single key-stroke gives double typing. For example: abc --> aabbcc The symptom does not appear in the source editor but .

Does this happen on an TEdit? (new application, put TEdit on the form, run)
Do you really mean normal ascii characters 'abc' or do you mean japanese characters?

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My environment is openSUSE 11.1, KDE3.5. Locale is Japanese. SCIM is disabled during the typing. Other GTK2 applications do not show the symptom. I would appreciate it if someone could fix the bug before releasing 0.9.28.

Mattias

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Vincent Snijders
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Mattias Gaertner wrote 26 lines
On Sat, 22 Aug 2009 17:21:37 +0900 Haruyuki FUJIMAKI wrote: > Hello, > > I am pleased to hear that 0.9.28 is coming out soon. > I have checked recent version, 0.9.29.21373-20090821.i386.rpm. > New GTK2 interface looks nice, but I met a serious bug. > Whenever I type one character, two characters are input into either a > component such as TEdit or IDE (e.g. find dialog or Object Inspector). > Single key-stroke gives double typing. For example: abc --> aabbcc > The symptom does not appear in the source editor but . Does this happen on an TEdit? (new application, put TEdit on the form, run) Do you really mean normal ascii characters 'abc' or do you mean japanese characters? > My environment is openSUSE 11.1, KDE3.5. > Locale is Japanese. SCIM is disabled during the typing. > Other GTK2 applications do not show the symptom. > > I would appreciate it if someone could fix the bug > before releasing 0.9.28.

This has been reported: http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=12600 But AFAIK not yet with disabled SCIM (The Smart Common Input Method platform).

Vincent

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Haruyuki FUJIMAKI
to Vincent Snijders: This has been reported: http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=12600 But AFAIK not yet…
This has been reported: http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=12600 But AFAIK not yet with disabled SCIM (The Smart Common Input Method platform).

Thank you for the information.
Not knowing how to search reported bugs, I could not find it. Yes, it seems related to SCIM. I should have stated "deactivated". I found that when I activate SCIM and set input mode as ASCII, the symptom does not happen. Thus, this symptom can be maneuvered, but I have to inform users of my software how to avoid it. This bug may be minor, but I hope this is fixed someday.

Haruyuki

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