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Enhancement: Add a Japanese input test #4254

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naokomc opened this issue Sep 8, 2015 · 1 comment
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Enhancement: Add a Japanese input test #4254

naokomc opened this issue Sep 8, 2015 · 1 comment
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@naokomc
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naokomc commented Sep 8, 2015

To identify bugs around Japanese input method and multibyte character display, add a test to see if a certain input results in desired output.

Based on The Big List of Naughty Strings, I think adding an input test for this one modified string is a good starting point.

田中がパーティへ行く (^_-)

There are two types of Japanese input methods on iOS, and each needs to be tested with both HTML and standard (visual) modes. So the complete variations are:

  • Kana (QWERTY) Keyboard + HTML
  • Kana Keyboard + visual
  • Flick Keyboard + HTML
  • Flick Keyboard + visual

For Kana/QWERTY, it's a matter of typing "tanakagapa-texiheiku (^_-)" and selecting the correct suggested kanji + kana combinations. For Flick, I may have to record a video or something because it's difficult to explain in writing.

Using Japanese Kana/Flick Keyboard

  1. Add Japanese kana/flick Keyboard (Settings -> General -> Keyboards -> Add New Keyboard, then select Japanese -> Kana)
  2. Open WP for iOS app, and start a new post.
  3. While in the text field, tap the globe icon in the keypad to switch between keyboards.
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sendhil commented Sep 9, 2015

cc @bummytime

@bummytime bummytime self-assigned this Sep 10, 2015
@bummytime bummytime added this to the Someday milestone Sep 10, 2015
@rachelmcr rachelmcr added the Testing Unit and UI Tests and Tooling label Nov 11, 2015
@bummytime bummytime removed their assignment Mar 15, 2017
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