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@xuerenlin Do not modify `egui-winit/src/lib.rs`, Make sure your program can call `ime_event_disable()`. Let's work together to get it in a usable condition. Ultimately, approval from 'emilk' is required.

@xuerenlin Again, Please check if the following Pull Request has a problem in Ubuntu and Windows. Please test various IMEs. let us know the results. * #4436

@emilk @xuerenlin I expect this to work, and we've been told it will work, so we hope this gets approved. * #4436

> This is not how mac works though - double-clicking a word does NOT include `-` or `.` I can only test Windows. This function `is_word_char()` works fine. The problem...

> If the new code matches the behavior of native windows, then check if `ctx.os() == OperatingSystem::Windows` The `is_word_char()` function simply returns a bool value, so I think it's a...

> I want to match how text editing works natively on whatever platform egui runs on. > > If double-clicking `foo-bar` selects both `foo` and `bar` on windows, then let's...

> Which Windows app works like that? Here is Notepad: This was a response to `egui_demo_app` that applied this commit. I don't understand the nuances of English.

> What emilk is saying is that egui should work exactly like other programs in each operating system. In Notepad on Windows 10, many things such as `.`, `_`, `-`,...

Try calling `request_repaint()` every time in `update()`. And try to solve other problem. (Repaint does not work in the minimized state. - There seems to be no reason to measure...

> > Try calling `request_repaint()` every time in `update()` > > That's what I've been doing, and as you say, it does not work in the minimized state. Because of...