Bug 13879 (nidev)

Summary:	When I type some letter with shift key in Byeoru engine, UIM shows english capital letter.
Product:	UIM	Reporter:	ChangBeom Yoon <nidev.plontra>
Component:	generic Scheme codes	Assignee:	uim-bugs
Status:	RESOLVED FIXED	QA Contact:
Severity:	normal
Priority:	medium
Version:	unspecified
Hardware:	x86 (IA32)
OS:	Linux (All)
URL:	http://nidev.org
Whiteboard:
i915 platform:		i915 features:
Attachments:	byeoru.scm patch

Description ChangBeom Yoon 2007-12-31 21:26:40 UTC

I found a problem with UIM, especially with Byeoru engine.
I built UIM at  2008-01-01 14:10:40 (GMT+9).
When I Input korean letter 'ㅏㅐㅣㅗㅜ' with shift key pressed, UIM doesn't show 'ㅏㅐㅣㅗㅜ' but 'KOLDU'.
This is strange.
I found that byeoru.scm doesn't have definition for shifted keys.
I mean, byeoru.scm only contains "shifted key" definitions for 'Q(ㅃ), W(ㅉ), E(ㄸ), R(ㄲ), T(ㅆ), O(ㅒ), P(ㅖ)'.
I'll add my patch in this report.
Thank you.

ps. sorry for my poor english.

Comment 1 ChangBeom Yoon 2007-12-31 21:33:35 UTC

Created attachment 13439 [details] [review]
byeoru.scm patch

Comment 2 Jae-hyeon Park 2008-01-01 10:04:45 UTC

I did not realize that this could be a problem for two reasons.
First, hanterm works like the present 2-beol layout in byeoru, and I
mimicked hanterm.  Second, I don't use 2-beol layout.

Today, I found that MS-Windows IME maps <Shift>k to "ㅏ", and this
seems to be reasonable.  On the other hand, I am afraid that there are
users who are used to the hanterm-like behavior.  As a compromise, I
added another 2-beol layout in the style of Windows IME, and set it as
the default.  This should fix the problem.

Thank you very much for your report and patch.

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