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Prefer 頭尾 for "start" and "end"; 削 for "trim", or "cut off". > [《焦氏易林・離之》](https://ctext.org/pre-qin-and-han?searchu=%E9%A0%AD%E5%B0%BE) > 井：**頭尾**顛倒，不知緒處，君失其國。 | English | 文言 | | --- | --- | | trim | 削...
CSS variables (custom properties) [can be inherited](https://www.w3.org/TR/css-variables-1/#defining-variables), so there are use cases where replacement is undesirable. E.g. if you define `--colour-1`, `--colour-2`, etc. in an external "theme" stylesheet, and then...
I am observing the unwanted erasure even on Nightly 102.0a1 (Build #2015880867), 09a9a2252+: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/48375680/168733381-17c80cca-8da9-49fd-90ed-920cafdde170.mp4
I can confirm that on other keyboards (e.g. FlorisBoard), the expected behaviour is observed. But this is because, those keyboards implement backspace by emulating a hardware key event (using [`InputConnection.sendKeyEvent`]...
> It looks like that on the website too [...] we parse the already-formatted HTML The bad parsing only happens on Old Reddit: ````html send your resume to [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) ````...
According to [tadfisher on Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/sip3of/opensource_chinese_keyboard_stroke_input_method/hvb4abt/): > To avoid loading the whole dataset, I would suggest that you ship it as a sqlite database. That way you can add index columns...
Interesting. Ending 里 in `211` is a cursive-based order. Looks like this is a point of difference specific to the Mainland standard. HK and TW standards end in `121`: -...
> So it seems logical that they should use a cursive-based stroke order for some characters. Then they should have applied this consistently, and also made 王 etc. end in...
Hello @Greenactivist and @hubortje, sorry for the two-year delay! I finally got around to allowing `211` in addition to `121` for 里, 黑, etc. (specifically, commits 6e1bcc205e283ee85ef4aa801c7077f3ba41efe7, ebedf6f8879dd8b5caf53c7a10eb6ebf1d70255f, and 0937f2c6e4f9f351e431e1223bba16eb75249d0f)....
This has come back to haunt me. It also affects 學覺..., 興釁..., 與舉..., etc., which are also currently recorded with centre-first sequences. While it is a simple matter for 攀鐢......