In the SCIM style of input for various far-eastern Asian languages, the result (completition) is built up as more keys are typed.
The problem seems to come down to whether possibily completions are displayed *in* the widget (such as a spinbox), or *over* the widget.
Over the Widget means that the completion is not pasted back to the widget until the completion is finalised. A spin-box having a constraint (eg. "great that zero") may complain at a half-completed result and instead set the spinbox value to zero.
Suse suggest "Over the widget" where completions are displayed in a separate window until finalised.
Based on my reading of:
http:// www.suse. de/~mfabian/ suse-cjk/ kde-input- style.html
In the SCIM style of input for various far-eastern Asian languages, the result (completition) is built up as more keys are typed.
The problem seems to come down to whether possibily completions are displayed *in* the widget (such as a spinbox), or *over* the widget.
Over the Widget means that the completion is not pasted back to the widget until the completion is finalised. A spin-box having a constraint (eg. "great that zero") may complain at a half-completed result and instead set the spinbox value to zero.
Suse suggest "Over the widget" where completions are displayed in a separate window until finalised.