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{{QA/Test_Case | {{QA/Test_Case | ||
|description=This test is to check if input displayed correctly in applications such as | |description=This test is to check if input displayed correctly in applications such as | ||
* Firefox | |||
* Terminal | |||
* gnome-software | |||
* LibreOffice | * LibreOffice | ||
* Evolution | * Evolution | ||
* KWrite | * KWrite | ||
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# Open an application, left click ''Ibus input method framework'' icon in the panel to select the input method. | # Open an application, left click ''Ibus input method framework'' icon in the panel to select the input method. | ||
# Input some texts like words, numbers, special characters into application. | # Input some texts like words, numbers, special characters into application. | ||
# Some codepoints have duplicated glyphs: glyphs are taken for the language of the current engine by default in non-GNOME desktops since Fedora 33 | # GTK4 applications are supported since Fedora 34 (if not using Wayland also install ibus-gtk4): | ||
## Enable an input method engine | |||
## Run gnome-text-editor | |||
## Focus on the text view and type some language text | |||
## Click application menu -> "Search/Replace" menu item, type some language text | |||
## Additionally can install gtk4-devel-tools and test with its demo apps | |||
# [Non-GNOME] Some codepoints have duplicated glyphs: glyphs are taken for the language of the current engine by default in non-GNOME desktops since Fedora 33 | |||
## Log into XFCE4 desktop with ja_JP.UTF-8 locale | ## Log into XFCE4 desktop with ja_JP.UTF-8 locale | ||
## Enable ibus-libpinyin and type "zhi" | ## Enable ibus-libpinyin and type "zhi" | ||
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## Run ibus-setup and Select "Advance" tab and disable "Choose glyphs with input method's language..." check button | ## Run ibus-setup and Select "Advance" tab and disable "Choose glyphs with input method's language..." check button | ||
## Now the candidate list has "直" and the glyph is Japanese (language from the desktop locale) | ## Now the candidate list has "直" and the glyph is Japanese (language from the desktop locale) | ||
|results= | |results= | ||
# Characters are displayed properly and not corrupted in applications. | # Characters are displayed properly and not corrupted in applications. | ||
}} | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 08:47, 9 September 2024
Description
This test is to check if input displayed correctly in applications such as
- Firefox
- Terminal
- gnome-software
- LibreOffice
- Evolution
- KWrite
How to test
- See QA:Testcase_i18n_input_method to check if the input method is enabled
- Open an application, left click Ibus input method framework icon in the panel to select the input method.
- Input some texts like words, numbers, special characters into application.
- GTK4 applications are supported since Fedora 34 (if not using Wayland also install ibus-gtk4):
- Enable an input method engine
- Run gnome-text-editor
- Focus on the text view and type some language text
- Click application menu -> "Search/Replace" menu item, type some language text
- Additionally can install gtk4-devel-tools and test with its demo apps
- [Non-GNOME] Some codepoints have duplicated glyphs: glyphs are taken for the language of the current engine by default in non-GNOME desktops since Fedora 33
- Log into XFCE4 desktop with ja_JP.UTF-8 locale
- Enable ibus-libpinyin and type "zhi"
- The candidate list has "直" and the glyph is Chinese (language of ibus-libpinyin)
- Run ibus-setup and Select "Advance" tab and disable "Choose glyphs with input method's language..." check button
- Now the candidate list has "直" and the glyph is Japanese (language from the desktop locale)
Expected Results
- Characters are displayed properly and not corrupted in applications.