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With a plain JEditorPane (no NetBeans classes), an underline appears below characters before they have been accepted in Japanese mode. However, in our NetBeans-based Editor this does not happen. This makes it very difficult to type Japanese text in the editor.
You are right, we do not highlight the background of the typed text in input method. We need to start to support element breaking in the editor in order to allow this.
Changed target milestone to TBD.
Setting TM to future.
nb day 06 survey mentioned this issue specifically; am raising it to p2; can it be considered for nb6.0 ? ken.frank@sun.com
We will resolve this for 6.0. Either by the new Editor API that we're preparing or by tweaking the old APIs. I've got an idea that instead of implementing breaking of the elements we could store the composed text information as a document property an have a drawing layer that would render the highlight according to the property. That could simplify the implementation with the same result. I'll try to check this.
It looks like the same problem as the issue #14549. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 14549 ***