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From the beta tests, I learned that some users prefer to use the arrow keys to correct spelling errors in the shortcuts instead of backspace.
My idea is to use a 1 dimensional position instance that is only active when a new word is active, and is restarted with each new word.
Arrow keys (left and right) would change which position the new key is appended in
Left arrow would move the position only as far as the start of the word.
Exceeding the # key leftwards would void the word as it is not possible to keep track any more
Up and down arrows would also void the word as this may reposition the cursor
Right arrow can be used after left arrow, but exceeding the length of the word voids the word.
More rules should be considered, but this is necessary as it may be difficult to keep track of the typed word in different text input fields which may function differently from one another.
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From the beta tests, I learned that some users prefer to use the arrow keys to correct spelling errors in the shortcuts instead of backspace.
My idea is to use a 1 dimensional position instance that is only active when a new word is active, and is restarted with each new word.
More rules should be considered, but this is necessary as it may be difficult to keep track of the typed word in different text input fields which may function differently from one another.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: