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>you have to press some key (normally `enter` or `space`) to start "convert", and even another input to start choose between candidates This doesn't match my e
by cthalupa 8y ago
>you have to press some key (normally `enter` or `space`) to start "convert", and even another input to start choose between candidates
This doesn't match my experience, and I just double checked on Windows 10 and OSX 10.13 - I do not believe this experience has changed in at least the past 7-8 years.
I switch to Japanese hiragana input, and type 'sake', and 酒 appears as soon as I hit space or escape. I do not hit space or escape or anything prior to typing 'sake'. If I type 'yoroshikuonegaishimasu' and hit space/escape/enter it becomes 宜しくお願いします, properly converting hirigana to kanji where it should.
I am using the default IMEs that come with Windows and OSX.
- fireattack 8y agoI believe I was not clear, but your description is exactly what I said. * You type in "sake" * Press space once, it becomes "酒" * If you want to choose OTHER candidates (such as "鮭"), you have to press space again to show the numbered candidate list. Please see this showcase: https://i.imgur.com/rXxjMRs.gif https://i.imgur.com/rXxjMRs.gif >I do not hit space or escape or anything prior to typing 'sake' I don't mean you need to hit anything prior to typing Romajis. But you need to hit it twice afterwards to get the numbered candidate list. To be fair, on Win10's default IME, it does provide a predicted suggestion list before you press any spaces, which is nice; but for some reason this list is different from the formal candidate list, that it is not numbered and you have to hitting tabs repeatedly to choose from them: