Backspace and Delete keys delete characters. But using one in the preedit area deletes only the last character (jamo) in the current syllable. This and following examples demonstrate Backspace/Delete operation.
Note the Hangul input mode preedit area appearance before backspacing:
Enter one backspace.
The input appears like this:
Type another backspace.
The input appears like this:
Type another backspace.
The input appears like this:
Type two backspaces.
At this point an entire syllable has been deleted.
Default Key |
Function Description |
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Control-Space |
Toggle Hangul input conversion mode on/off. |
Control-K |
Commit only the character(s) in the preedit area. |
Table 4-2 Default Settings for Hanja Conversion, Step Mode
Default Key |
Function Description |
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Control-N |
Convert Hangul input to Hanja and display the first Hanja choice. |
Control-N |
Display the next Hanja choice. |
Control-P |
Display the previous choice. |
Table 4-3 Default Settings for Hex Input Mode (Hangul input conversion mode must be on.)
Default Key |
Function Description |
---|---|
Control-X |
Toggle hexadecimal input mode on/off. |
Table 4-4 Default Settings for Special Symbol Input Lookup Mode
Default Key |
Function Description |
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Control-J |
Display the lookup choice area menu of special symbol categories. |
Control-N |
Display the next group of choices. |
Control-P |
Display the previous group of choices. |
Control-A |
Abort conversion without making a conversion choice. |