Rémi Bernon (@rbernon) commented about dlls/win32u/imm.c:
comp_clause[1] = cursor_begin;
comp_clause[2] = cursor_end;
comp_clause[3] = comp_len;
break;
- }
+}
+static void set_comp_attr( BYTE *comp_attr, UINT comp_attr_len, INT cursor_begin, INT cursor_end ) +{
- if (cursor_begin == cursor_end)
memset( comp_attr, ATTR_INPUT, comp_attr_len );
- else
- {
memset( comp_attr, ATTR_CONVERTED, comp_attr_len );
memset( comp_attr + cursor_begin, ATTR_TARGET_CONVERTED, cursor_end - cursor_begin );
- }
Do we need to keep ATTR_INPUT? It was being used from the early imm32 versions but it seems that ATTR_CONVERTED is overall a better fit?