Smart Keyboard Forum

After I enter a smile key (fyi, i've set them to ^^;; or =_=), a space is automatically added after the smile key.
So I have always pressed backspace to remove the additional space.
However, after upgrading to 3.8.0, when I press backspace the whole smiley goes away along with the space.

I was wrong.
It turns out that no words with double-consonants are suggested. (Both syllable-initial and syllable-final)
Maybe problem with dictionary conversion?

I was going to make a similar suggestion. As for Korean, it might be better if the double-consonant (or double-vowel for compact typeset) error can be suggested earlier than others. For example, when I enter "잇다", the words "잇단" "잇자" and "익다" are suggested, wh...

Wow, works great!
Thanks a lot!!

It seems that there's a problem with syllable-final consonant. Just as 좋다 is suggested as 좊다, 같다 is also suggested as 갘다. (같 is 갘+1 in Unicode. 좋 is also 좊+1 in Unicode) When I type 간+ㄱ, it becomes 갉, (it should have been 갈+ㄱ) and when I type 간+ㅅ, it becomes 갌. (should have been 갈+ㅅ) Thank you very ...

Yes, I get the same bug 생각ㄷ suggests 생각된 생각도 생각돼 생각될 생각되다 생각되고 ... but 생각도 or 생각되 suggests nothing. Similarly, 하게 sugguests 하겠다 하겠고 하겠어 ... but 하겠 suggests 하객 only Another bug I see is the syllable-final consonant ㅎ changed to ㅍ. 파랗다 is suggested as 파랖다 좋다 is suggested as 좊다 놓다 is suggested as 높다 .....

Just sent it through gmail.
Thanks!

Wow great.
You're always so fast!

It seems okay overall, but I found some typos and so I'm changing the wordlist a little.
I'll be able to send you the new version, probably within the next week.
Thanks a lot

In Japanese keyboard, it seems that the morphemes for verbs are mostly included, and the particles after the nouns are also supported. But as for Korean, only separate words and the basic form of verbs are supported. Korean language has a very similar grammar to Japanese, so I guess it is possible t...