WebKitInputMethodContextClass

struct WebKitInputMethodContextClass {

}

Members

Variables

WebkitReserved0 void function() WebkitReserved0;
WebkitReserved1 void function() WebkitReserved1;
WebkitReserved10 void function() WebkitReserved10;
WebkitReserved11 void function() WebkitReserved11;
WebkitReserved12 void function() WebkitReserved12;
WebkitReserved13 void function() WebkitReserved13;
WebkitReserved14 void function() WebkitReserved14;
WebkitReserved15 void function() WebkitReserved15;
WebkitReserved2 void function() WebkitReserved2;
WebkitReserved3 void function() WebkitReserved3;
WebkitReserved4 void function() WebkitReserved4;
WebkitReserved5 void function() WebkitReserved5;
WebkitReserved6 void function() WebkitReserved6;
WebkitReserved7 void function() WebkitReserved7;
WebkitReserved8 void function() WebkitReserved8;
WebkitReserved9 void function() WebkitReserved9;
committed void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context, const(char)* text) committed;
deleteSurrounding void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context, int offset, uint nChars) deleteSurrounding;
filterKeyEvent bool function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context, GdkEvent* keyEvent) filterKeyEvent;: Called via webkit.input_method_context.InputMethodContext.filterKeyEvent on every key press or release event. Every non-trivial input method needs to override this in order to implement the mapping from key events to text. A return value of true indicates to the caller that the event was consumed by the input method. In that case, the #WebKitInputMethodContext::committed signal should be emitted upon completion of a key sequence to pass the resulting text back to the editable element. Alternatively, false may be returned to indicate that the event wasn’t handled by the input method.
getPreedit
void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context, char** text, GList** underlines, uint* cursorOffset) getPreedit;: Called via webkit.input_method_context.InputMethodContext.getPreedit to retrieve the text currently being preedited for display at the cursor position. Any input method which composes complex characters or any other compositions from multiple sequential key presses should override this method to provide feedback.
notifyCursorArea void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context, int x, int y, int width, int height) notifyCursorArea;: Called via webkit.input_method_context.InputMethodContext.notifyCursorArea to inform the input method of the current cursor location relative to the client window.
notifyFocusIn void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context) notifyFocusIn;: Called via webkit.input_method_context.InputMethodContext.notifyFocusIn when an editable element of the #WebKitWebView has gained focus.
notifyFocusOut void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context) notifyFocusOut;: Called via webkit.input_method_context.InputMethodContext.notifyFocusOut when an editable element of the #WebKitWebView has lost focus.
notifySurrounding void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context, const(char)* text, uint length, uint cursorIndex, uint selectionIndex) notifySurrounding;: Called via webkit.input_method_context.InputMethodContext.notifySurrounding to update the context surrounding the cursor. The provided text should not include the preedit string.
parentClass GObjectClass parentClass;
preeditChanged void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context) preeditChanged;
preeditFinished void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context) preeditFinished;
preeditStarted void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context) preeditStarted;
reset void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context) reset;: Called via webkit.input_method_context.InputMethodContext.reset to signal a change that requires a reset. An input method that implements preediting should override this method to clear the preedit state on reset.
setEnablePreedit void function(WebKitInputMethodContext* context, bool enabled) setEnablePreedit;: Called via webkit.input_method_context.InputMethodContext.setEnablePreedit to control the use of the preedit string.