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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P3
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6
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b40
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x86
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linux
To reproduce this bug, we need X Window with XKB installed and three keyboard layouts
enabled, let say English, Russian and Czech.
Now, let locale be cs_CZ. Start a Java application with a text field, either
Swing or AWT. (An example: Bugster).
Switch keyboard layout to Russian and type any letter key.
Hint: any key with Latin letter inscripted will generate a Russian keysym.
There will be keysym generated from XK_Cyrillic_ range; it will not be
converted by an input method and will be treated as
a Unicode symbol, incidentally Arabic. Result will be, switch to right-to-left input
and essentially loss of functionality; one has to destroy Bugster window to
reset a textarea.
###@###.### 2005-03-02 11:47:58 GMT
enabled, let say English, Russian and Czech.
Now, let locale be cs_CZ. Start a Java application with a text field, either
Swing or AWT. (An example: Bugster).
Switch keyboard layout to Russian and type any letter key.
Hint: any key with Latin letter inscripted will generate a Russian keysym.
There will be keysym generated from XK_Cyrillic_ range; it will not be
converted by an input method and will be treated as
a Unicode symbol, incidentally Arabic. Result will be, switch to right-to-left input
and essentially loss of functionality; one has to destroy Bugster window to
reset a textarea.
###@###.### 2005-03-02 11:47:58 GMT
- relates to
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JDK-4360364 Cyrillic input isn't supported under JRE 1.2.2 & 1.3 for Linux
- Resolved