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Japanese language uses three writing systems: hiragana, katakana, and kanji, with each used appropriately. The keyboard layout is nearly identical to Western keyboards. When you want to input kanji characters (for example, writing "東京" (Tokyo) in kanji). You first type the phonetic sequence "t-o-u-k-y-o-u", then press the spacebar to display kanji conversion options. After selecting the desired kanji character, pressing the Enter key finalizes the input.
The key point is that Japanese input requires both spacebar conversion and enter key confirmation. And characters remain uncommitted until you press enter.
I recently installed Subtitle Edit beta 15 on my Mac mini (M1, Mac OS Tahoe 26.3.1). But before pressing enter, the text doesn't appear on the screen at all. This causes great difficulty when writing long sentences. Because it makes it harder to notice typos. I tried typing "Tokyo" both in Mac's built-in Text Editor and in Subtitle Edit.
I apologize if my English is awkward. I sincerely appreciate you developing Subtitle Edit.
Desktop_video.mp4
Edit: This issue also occurred on the Windows-x64 beta15, but it didn't happen with version 4.0.15.
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Japanese language uses three writing systems: hiragana, katakana, and kanji, with each used appropriately. The keyboard layout is nearly identical to Western keyboards. When you want to input kanji characters (for example, writing "東京" (Tokyo) in kanji). You first type the phonetic sequence "t-o-u-k-y-o-u", then press the spacebar to display kanji conversion options. After selecting the desired kanji character, pressing the Enter key finalizes the input.
The key point is that Japanese input requires both spacebar conversion and enter key confirmation. And characters remain uncommitted until you press enter.
I recently installed Subtitle Edit beta 15 on my Mac mini (M1, Mac OS Tahoe 26.3.1). But before pressing enter, the text doesn't appear on the screen at all. This causes great difficulty when writing long sentences. Because it makes it harder to notice typos. I tried typing "Tokyo" both in Mac's built-in Text Editor and in Subtitle Edit.
I apologize if my English is awkward. I sincerely appreciate you developing Subtitle Edit.
Desktop_video.mp4
Edit: This issue also occurred on the Windows-x64 beta15, but it didn't happen with version 4.0.15.