Added support to display thai correctly without messing up cursor #127
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Currently the cursor detects each thai symbol as an individual character messing up the cursor. Did a quick fix by making cursor to split into 2 parts and 3 parts to ensure cursor doesn't mess up for long thai character strings.
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Currently the cursor detects each thai symbol as an individual character
messing up the cursor.
Did a quick fix by making cursor to split into 2 parts and 3 parts to
ensure cursor doesn't mess up for long thai character strings.
The current problem is that Thai characters consists of characters that can add on to other characters like ่ and ุ etc making things like ล becoming ล่ or even สุ่ to form. Currently every individual character is counted as 1 symbol causing the cursor to go haywire. Now users can directly pinpoint the correct individual characters. Hopefully this helps.
Sample Thai String used:
สตริงแบบสุ่มสตริงแบบสุม
Reference for Thai unicode:
http://jrgraphix.net/r/Unicode/0E00-0E7F