text-services-framework

CLR cannot create .NET-based COM objects in UWP

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问题 I have created a Class Library (.NET Framework 4.7.1) that implements a Text Service ( ITfTextInputProcessorEx etc.) in TSF, using ComVisible attribute. I registered it using RegistrationServices and it can be successfully recognised by the system as an Input Method (IME) and can be used in most applications, except UWP apps. Using in Win32 app In a Win32 app (the 32-bit notepad.exe for example), here is what happens when I activate my .NET-based TextService (by switching to the IME in the

What is the correct, modern way to handle arbitrary text input in a custom control on Windows? WM_CHAR? IMM? TSF?

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问题 I want to be able to support text input in a custom Windows control, just like the EDIT and rich edit controls already do, but not subclassing either of those. The control currently uses Direct2D and DirectWrite to draw text, and runs on Windows Vista SP1 with Platform Update or newer (I might change it to Windows 7 SP1 with Platform Update or newer if I decide I need newer Direct2D and DirectWrite features, assuming those are available there or on Windows 8 only, but that's a different

Vista Speech Recognition in Delphi

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问题 I would like to be able to dictate into my Delphi application using Microsoft Vista's speech recognition. However when attempting to dictate into a TMemo, it simply does not work. I noticed that Firefox 3.0 has the same issue and after they contacted Microsoft about the problem, they told them that they need to implement the Text Services Framework for their application. I am wondering if there is any way to implement this in Delphi so that I can dictate into a TMemo or a TRichEdit. Searching

Vista Speech Recognition in Delphi

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Since TranslateMessage() returns nonzero unconditionally, how can I tell, either before or after the fact, that a translation has occurred?

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问题 This is a continuation from What is the correct, modern way to handle arbitrary text input in a custom control on Windows? WM_CHAR? IMM? TSF?. So after experimenting with a non-IME layout (US English), a non-TSF IME (the Japanese FAKEIME from the Windows XP DDK), and a TSF text service (anything that comes with Windows 7), it appears that if the active input processor profile is not a TSF text service (that is, it is a TF_PROFILETYPE_KEYBOARDLAYOUT ), I'll still have to handle keystrokes and

Since TranslateMessage() returns nonzero unconditionally, how can I tell, either before or after the fact, that a translation has occurred?

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This is a continuation from What is the correct, modern way to handle arbitrary text input in a custom control on Windows? WM_CHAR? IMM? TSF? . So after experimenting with a non-IME layout (US English), a non-TSF IME (the Japanese FAKEIME from the Windows XP DDK), and a TSF text service (anything that comes with Windows 7), it appears that if the active input processor profile is not a TSF text service (that is, it is a TF_PROFILETYPE_KEYBOARDLAYOUT ), I'll still have to handle keystrokes and WM_CHAR messages to do text input. My problem is that my architecture needs a way to be told that it

What is the correct, modern way to handle arbitrary text input in a custom control on Windows? WM_CHAR? IMM? TSF?

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I want to be able to support text input in a custom Windows control, just like the EDIT and rich edit controls already do, but not subclassing either of those. The control currently uses Direct2D and DirectWrite to draw text, and runs on Windows Vista SP1 with Platform Update or newer (I might change it to Windows 7 SP1 with Platform Update or newer if I decide I need newer Direct2D and DirectWrite features, assuming those are available there or on Windows 8 only, but that's a different question...) For what it's worth, on OS X I would use NSTextInputClient and on GTK+ I would use GtkIMContext

Vista Speech Recognition in Delphi

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I would like to be able to dictate into my Delphi application using Microsoft Vista's speech recognition. However when attempting to dictate into a TMemo, it simply does not work. I noticed that Firefox 3.0 has the same issue and after they contacted Microsoft about the problem, they told them that they need to implement the Text Services Framework for their application. I am wondering if there is any way to implement this in Delphi so that I can dictate into a TMemo or a TRichEdit. Searching Google for a solution didn't return any relevant results. Where would I start in finding a solution?