Steps to reproduce
This is hard to explain, because it concerned with a Chinese IME. To reproduce it, you need to enable the Wubi IME (五笔输入法) in Windows 10:
- Go to windows Settings App
- Time & Language
- Language
- Add a language and choose Chinese (Simplified, China)
- In to the Option of Chinese (Simplified, China)
- Add a keyboard
- add Microsoft Wubi
- Into the Option of Microsoft Wubi
- Set the Enter Key selection list to Clear Wubi coding
Open Obsidian editor, switch to Microsoft Wubi IME:
- type in
a
thenSpace Key
, the工
will appear in the editor - type in
a
thenEnter Key
, thea
code will be cleared
So far, everything is normal.
Then you create a list, like:
- 123
- 456
and put the cursor into the list. Type in a
then Enter Key
Expected result
The Wubi code a
should be cleared, and the cursor stay at where it was.
Actual result
The a
code is not cleared, but saved in the editor, and the cursor moved to the next line!
Of course you can use other Wubi codes, they end the same.
Environment
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Operating system: Windows 10
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Obsidian version: 0.12.4