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I had trouble with ivy minibuffer update when typing Korean characters.
For example,
(1) Run (setq default-input-method 'korean-hangul)
(2) Run swiper.
(3) Type "C-\" to execute toggle-input-method.
(4) Type "dkssud" to write a Korean word "안녕".
You can see that the minibuffer is not updated until you type another key such as "<space>" or "C-n", although the word "안녕" occurs in the main buffer such as
안녕하세요.
만나서 반갑습니다.
나중에 연락 할게요.
안녕히 계세요.
However, I've finally found a solution for this problem, and share it.
(1) Copy the latest definition of hangul-insert-character and replace the old one with it.
(2) Modify ivy--minibuffer-setup to update the minibuffer when self-insert-command or hangul-delete-backward-char is called with the "korean-hangul" input method.
I had trouble with ivy minibuffer update when typing Korean characters.
For example,
(1) Run
(setq default-input-method 'korean-hangul)
(2) Run
swiper
.(3) Type "C-\" to execute
toggle-input-method
.(4) Type "dkssud" to write a Korean word "안녕".
You can see that the minibuffer is not updated until you type another key such as "<space>" or "C-n", although the word "안녕" occurs in the main buffer such as
However, I've finally found a solution for this problem, and share it.
(1) Copy the latest definition of
hangul-insert-character
and replace the old one with it.(2) Modify
ivy--minibuffer-setup
to update the minibuffer whenself-insert-command
orhangul-delete-backward-char
is called with the "korean-hangul" input method.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: