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Another thing to consider is where to put the cursor. While it might be natural to display the cursor at the its actual place within preedit, the input panel window will also be displayed at the client preedit cursor position. That means along with user regular typing, when cursor moves, the candidate window would also moves. In some cases, this is not desirable because it causes candidate window to be moved frequently when user types. An alternative way to handle this is to set the client cursor always to be 0. If you need to support display the position of actual cursor, you may use highlight style instead. For example, when you have "ABCD" in preedit and the cursor is between B and C. You may set client cursor to 0, and make "AB" displayed with highlight style to indicate the position of cursor.
Another thing to consider is where to put the cursor. While it might be natural to display the cursor at the its actual place within preedit, the input panel window will also be displayed at the client preedit cursor position. That means along with user regular typing, when cursor moves, the candidate window would also moves. In some cases, this is not desirable because it causes candidate window to be moved frequently when user types. An alternative way to handle this is to set the client cursor always to be 0. If you need to support display the position of actual cursor, you may use highlight style instead. For example, when you have "ABCD" in preedit and the cursor is between B and C. You may set client cursor to 0, and make "AB" displayed with highlight style to indicate the position of cursor. Translation Another thing to consider is where to put the cursor. While it might be natural to display the cursor at the its actual place within preedit, the input panel window will also be displayed at the client preedit cursor position. That means along with user regular typing, when cursor moves, the candidate window would also moves. In some cases, this is not desirable because it causes candidate window to be moved frequently when user types. An alternative way to handle this is to set the client cursor always to be 0. If you need to support display the position of actual cursor, you may use highlight style instead. For example, when you have "ABCD" in preedit and the cursor is between B and C. You may set client cursor to 0, and make "AB" displayed with highlight style to indicate the position of cursor. Another thing to consider is where to put the cursor. While it might be natural to display the cursor at the its actual place within preedit, the input panel window will also be displayed at the client preedit cursor position. That means along with user regular typing, when cursor moves, the candidate window would also moves. In some cases, this is not desirable because it causes candidate window to be moved frequently when user types. An alternative way to handle this is to set the client cursor always to be 0. If you need to support display the position of actual cursor, you may use highlight style instead. For example, when you have "ABCD" in preedit and the cursor is between B and C. You may set client cursor to 0, and make "AB" displayed with highlight style to indicate the position of cursor.