fix(macos/ime): skip key-equivalent priority path while IME is composing (#9709) by maxmilian · Pull Request #9711 · warpdotdev/warp

maxmilian · 2026-05-01T05:38:28Z

Description

Fixes #9709 — on macOS, third-party IMEs that listen on the input context (e.g. 超注音 / Yahoo Bopomofo) observed every arrow keystroke twice during candidate selection, advancing the highlight by 2 instead of 1.

Root cause

Arrow keys carry the function-key flag (modifierFlags=0xa00100), so they qualify as key equivalents and AppKit dispatches them through performKeyEquivalent: before keyDown:. In crates/warpui/src/platform/mac/objc/window.m::performKeyEquivalent:, the previous implementation:

Called [self.contentView keyDownImpl:event] — which invokes interpretKeyEvents: and forwards to Rust
Rust suppresses keystrokes during composition (is_composing=true), so keyDownImpl returned NO
Fell through to [super performKeyEquivalent:event]
AppKit then dispatched keyDown: on the host view → keyDownImpl again → interpretKeyEvents ran a second time

Apple's built-in IME uses IMKCandidates (a separate NSPanel) for candidate selection, so the second delivery doesn't reach its candidate index. 超注音 draws its candidate panel itself and listens on the input context directly — it observes both deliveries and advances by 2.

Fix

Skip the priority path in performKeyEquivalent: while hasMarkedText is YES. AppKit then routes the event through the standard keyDown: chain exactly once.

Testing

NSLog instrumentation (before/after)

I added per-call instrumentation around keyDownImpl, interpretKeyEvents, setMarkedText:, insertText:, unmarkText, doCommandBySelector:, and performKeyEquivalent: and reproduced with 超注音 (Yahoo Bopomofo) on macOS 26.4.1.

Before the fix — single right-arrow press during candidate selection:

performKeyEquivalent: keyCode=124 modifiers=0xa00100
performKeyEquivalent: keystrokeIsAssigned=1
keyDownImpl#8 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1
  interpretKeyEvents BEGIN                    ← IME +1
  setMarkedText: '...' (interpretingKeyEvents=1)
  setMarkedText: '...' (interpretingKeyEvents=1)
  interpretKeyEvents END (hasMarkedText=1)
warp_handle_view_event(composing=1) handled=0
performKeyEquivalent: keyDownImpl returned NO, falling through to super
keyDown: keyCode=124                          ← AppKit fires again
keyDownImpl#9 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1
  interpretKeyEvents BEGIN                    ← IME +1 again → total +2
  ...

After the fix:

performKeyEquivalent: keyCode=124 modifiers=0xa00100
performKeyEquivalent: IME composing, skipping priority path
keyDown: keyCode=124
keyDownImpl#22 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1
  interpretKeyEvents BEGIN                    ← single delivery
  interpretKeyEvents END (hasMarkedText=1)

Manual verification (macOS)

超注音 (Yahoo Bopomofo): right/left arrow now advances candidate by exactly 1 per press (was 2). ✅
Apple built-in 注音 (Bopomofo): no regression — candidate window behaves identically. ✅
Apple Pinyin: no regression. ✅
Cmd-shortcut keys without IME composition (e.g. Cmd-T new tab): no regression — the hasMarkedText guard only triggers during active composition, so the priority path still executes for ordinary key equivalents. ✅
Plain typing without an IME: no regression. ✅

No automated tests were added: the bug requires running an IME on macOS and observing AppKit's two-stage event delivery (performKeyEquivalent: → keyDown:), which is impractical to simulate in the existing unit/integration test harnesses. The change is small, well-scoped (performKeyEquivalent: only), and the guard short-circuits to [super performKeyEquivalent:] on the same path AppKit would fall back to anyway.

Server API dependencies

Is this change necessary to make the client compatible with a desired server API breaking change?
Does this change rely on a new server API?
Is this change enabling the use of a server API on client channels that rely on the production server?

None — this is a pure native-input-handling change.

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CHANGELOG-BUG-FIX: macOS: fix third-party IMEs (e.g. 超注音 / Yahoo Bopomofo) advancing candidate selection by 2 per arrow press during composition.

Navigation keys with the function-key modifier flag (e.g. arrow keys, modifierFlags=0xa00100) qualify as key equivalents on macOS, so AppKit fires performKeyEquivalent: before keyDown:. The previous implementation called keyDownImpl from performKeyEquivalent:, which invokes interpretKeyEvents and forwards to Rust. During IME composition, Rust suppresses the keystroke and keyDownImpl returns NO, so we fall through to [super performKeyEquivalent:]. AppKit then dispatches keyDown: to the host view, and interpretKeyEvents runs a second time. Most macOS IMEs render their candidate UI through IMKCandidates (a separate NSPanel), so they only observe the first delivery. 超注音 / Yahoo Bopomofo, however, draws its candidate panel itself and listens on the input context directly, so it receives both deliveries and advances candidate selection by 2 per arrow press. Skip the priority path entirely while hasMarkedText is YES so AppKit routes the event through keyDown: exactly once. Confirmed via NSLog instrumentation: arrow press during composition now produces a single keyDownImpl / interpretKeyEvents pair instead of two. Fixes warpdotdev#9709 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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This PR skips Warp's key-equivalent priority path while macOS marked text is active, allowing AppKit to deliver IME composition keys through the normal keyDown: path exactly once.

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reassigning to @abhishekp106, who has done the most IME work

abhishekp106 · 2026-05-05T23:11:21Z

@maxmilian Thanks for opening this and diagnosing the issue! I agree with your assessment and the approach here looks sound. The only tweak I want to make is to make the comment a little more concise.

abhishekp106 · 2026-05-05T23:14:26Z

@oz-agent Can you change the comment above the new if statement added in this change to be the following?

Skip the key-equivalent priority path while the IME has marked text. Arrow keys carry NSEventModifierFlagFunction, so AppKit delivers them here before keyDown:. If we call keyDownImpl and Rust suppresses the keystroke (composing mode), we return NO, and AppKit proceeds to call keyDown: — running interpretKeyEvents a second time for the same event. See #9709.

abhishekp106 · 2026-05-05T23:23:41Z

Update: Our oz-agent github bot does not yet run in forks yet. @maxmilian do you mind updating the comment to be what I wrote above? Then let's get this merged in!

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LGTM! Just one small nit about the comment

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

maxmilian · 2026-05-06T01:33:57Z

@abhishekp106 Updated the comment in 8b2311c — ready for merge.

…ing (warpdotdev#9709) (warpdotdev#9711) ## Description Fixes warpdotdev#9709 — on macOS, third-party IMEs that listen on the input context (e.g. 超注音 / Yahoo Bopomofo) observed every arrow keystroke twice during candidate selection, advancing the highlight by 2 instead of 1. ### Root cause Arrow keys carry the function-key flag (`modifierFlags=0xa00100`), so they qualify as key equivalents and AppKit dispatches them through `performKeyEquivalent:` before `keyDown:`. In `crates/warpui/src/platform/mac/objc/window.m::performKeyEquivalent:`, the previous implementation: 1. Called `[self.contentView keyDownImpl:event]` — which invokes `interpretKeyEvents:` and forwards to Rust 2. Rust suppresses keystrokes during composition (`is_composing=true`), so `keyDownImpl` returned `NO` 3. Fell through to `[super performKeyEquivalent:event]` 4. AppKit then dispatched `keyDown:` on the host view → `keyDownImpl` again → **`interpretKeyEvents` ran a second time** Apple's built-in IME uses `IMKCandidates` (a separate `NSPanel`) for candidate selection, so the second delivery doesn't reach its candidate index. 超注音 draws its candidate panel itself and listens on the input context directly — it observes both deliveries and advances by 2. ### Fix Skip the priority path in `performKeyEquivalent:` while `hasMarkedText` is `YES`. AppKit then routes the event through the standard `keyDown:` chain exactly once. ## Testing ### NSLog instrumentation (before/after) I added per-call instrumentation around `keyDownImpl`, `interpretKeyEvents`, `setMarkedText:`, `insertText:`, `unmarkText`, `doCommandBySelector:`, and `performKeyEquivalent:` and reproduced with 超注音 (Yahoo Bopomofo) on macOS 26.4.1. **Before the fix** — single right-arrow press during candidate selection: ``` performKeyEquivalent: keyCode=124 modifiers=0xa00100 performKeyEquivalent: keystrokeIsAssigned=1 keyDownImpl#8 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1 interpretKeyEvents BEGIN ← IME +1 setMarkedText: '...' (interpretingKeyEvents=1) setMarkedText: '...' (interpretingKeyEvents=1) interpretKeyEvents END (hasMarkedText=1) warp_handle_view_event(composing=1) handled=0 performKeyEquivalent: keyDownImpl returned NO, falling through to super keyDown: keyCode=124 ← AppKit fires again keyDownImpl#9 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1 interpretKeyEvents BEGIN ← IME +1 again → total +2 ... ``` **After the fix**: ``` performKeyEquivalent: keyCode=124 modifiers=0xa00100 performKeyEquivalent: IME composing, skipping priority path keyDown: keyCode=124 keyDownImpl#22 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1 interpretKeyEvents BEGIN ← single delivery interpretKeyEvents END (hasMarkedText=1) ``` ### Manual verification (macOS) - 超注音 (Yahoo Bopomofo): right/left arrow now advances candidate by exactly 1 per press (was 2). ✅ - Apple built-in 注音 (Bopomofo): no regression — candidate window behaves identically. ✅ - Apple Pinyin: no regression. ✅ - Cmd-shortcut keys without IME composition (e.g. Cmd-T new tab): no regression — the `hasMarkedText` guard only triggers during active composition, so the priority path still executes for ordinary key equivalents. ✅ - Plain typing without an IME: no regression. ✅ No automated tests were added: the bug requires running an IME on macOS and observing AppKit's two-stage event delivery (`performKeyEquivalent:` → `keyDown:`), which is impractical to simulate in the existing unit/integration test harnesses. The change is small, well-scoped (`performKeyEquivalent:` only), and the guard short-circuits to `[super performKeyEquivalent:]` on the same path AppKit would fall back to anyway. ## Server API dependencies - [ ] Is this change necessary to make the client compatible with a desired server API breaking change? - [ ] Does this change rely on a new server API? - [ ] Is this change enabling the use of a server API on client channels that rely on the production server? None — this is a pure native-input-handling change. ## Agent Mode - [ ] Warp Agent Mode - This PR was created via Warp's AI Agent Mode ## Changelog Entries for Stable CHANGELOG-BUG-FIX: macOS: fix third-party IMEs (e.g. 超注音 / Yahoo Bopomofo) advancing candidate selection by 2 per arrow press during composition. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit fc1157e)

abhishekp106 · 2026-05-08T13:24:40Z

Merged in! Thanks @maxmilian for your contribution :)

…ing (warpdotdev#9709) (warpdotdev#9711) ## Description Fixes warpdotdev#9709 — on macOS, third-party IMEs that listen on the input context (e.g. 超注音 / Yahoo Bopomofo) observed every arrow keystroke twice during candidate selection, advancing the highlight by 2 instead of 1. ### Root cause Arrow keys carry the function-key flag (`modifierFlags=0xa00100`), so they qualify as key equivalents and AppKit dispatches them through `performKeyEquivalent:` before `keyDown:`. In `crates/warpui/src/platform/mac/objc/window.m::performKeyEquivalent:`, the previous implementation: 1. Called `[self.contentView keyDownImpl:event]` — which invokes `interpretKeyEvents:` and forwards to Rust 2. Rust suppresses keystrokes during composition (`is_composing=true`), so `keyDownImpl` returned `NO` 3. Fell through to `[super performKeyEquivalent:event]` 4. AppKit then dispatched `keyDown:` on the host view → `keyDownImpl` again → **`interpretKeyEvents` ran a second time** Apple's built-in IME uses `IMKCandidates` (a separate `NSPanel`) for candidate selection, so the second delivery doesn't reach its candidate index. 超注音 draws its candidate panel itself and listens on the input context directly — it observes both deliveries and advances by 2. ### Fix Skip the priority path in `performKeyEquivalent:` while `hasMarkedText` is `YES`. AppKit then routes the event through the standard `keyDown:` chain exactly once. ## Testing ### NSLog instrumentation (before/after) I added per-call instrumentation around `keyDownImpl`, `interpretKeyEvents`, `setMarkedText:`, `insertText:`, `unmarkText`, `doCommandBySelector:`, and `performKeyEquivalent:` and reproduced with 超注音 (Yahoo Bopomofo) on macOS 26.4.1. **Before the fix** — single right-arrow press during candidate selection: ``` performKeyEquivalent: keyCode=124 modifiers=0xa00100 performKeyEquivalent: keystrokeIsAssigned=1 keyDownImpl#8 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1 interpretKeyEvents BEGIN ← IME +1 setMarkedText: '...' (interpretingKeyEvents=1) setMarkedText: '...' (interpretingKeyEvents=1) interpretKeyEvents END (hasMarkedText=1) warp_handle_view_event(composing=1) handled=0 performKeyEquivalent: keyDownImpl returned NO, falling through to super keyDown: keyCode=124 ← AppKit fires again keyDownImpl#9 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1 interpretKeyEvents BEGIN ← IME +1 again → total +2 ... ``` **After the fix**: ``` performKeyEquivalent: keyCode=124 modifiers=0xa00100 performKeyEquivalent: IME composing, skipping priority path keyDown: keyCode=124 keyDownImpl#22 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1 interpretKeyEvents BEGIN ← single delivery interpretKeyEvents END (hasMarkedText=1) ``` ### Manual verification (macOS) - 超注音 (Yahoo Bopomofo): right/left arrow now advances candidate by exactly 1 per press (was 2). ✅ - Apple built-in 注音 (Bopomofo): no regression — candidate window behaves identically. ✅ - Apple Pinyin: no regression. ✅ - Cmd-shortcut keys without IME composition (e.g. Cmd-T new tab): no regression — the `hasMarkedText` guard only triggers during active composition, so the priority path still executes for ordinary key equivalents. ✅ - Plain typing without an IME: no regression. ✅ No automated tests were added: the bug requires running an IME on macOS and observing AppKit's two-stage event delivery (`performKeyEquivalent:` → `keyDown:`), which is impractical to simulate in the existing unit/integration test harnesses. The change is small, well-scoped (`performKeyEquivalent:` only), and the guard short-circuits to `[super performKeyEquivalent:]` on the same path AppKit would fall back to anyway. ## Server API dependencies - [ ] Is this change necessary to make the client compatible with a desired server API breaking change? - [ ] Does this change rely on a new server API? - [ ] Is this change enabling the use of a server API on client channels that rely on the production server? None — this is a pure native-input-handling change. ## Agent Mode - [ ] Warp Agent Mode - This PR was created via Warp's AI Agent Mode ## Changelog Entries for Stable CHANGELOG-BUG-FIX: macOS: fix third-party IMEs (e.g. 超注音 / Yahoo Bopomofo) advancing candidate selection by 2 per arrow press during composition. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ing (warpdotdev#9709) (warpdotdev#9711) ## Description Fixes warpdotdev#9709 — on macOS, third-party IMEs that listen on the input context (e.g. 超注音 / Yahoo Bopomofo) observed every arrow keystroke twice during candidate selection, advancing the highlight by 2 instead of 1. ### Root cause Arrow keys carry the function-key flag (`modifierFlags=0xa00100`), so they qualify as key equivalents and AppKit dispatches them through `performKeyEquivalent:` before `keyDown:`. In `crates/warpui/src/platform/mac/objc/window.m::performKeyEquivalent:`, the previous implementation: 1. Called `[self.contentView keyDownImpl:event]` — which invokes `interpretKeyEvents:` and forwards to Rust 2. Rust suppresses keystrokes during composition (`is_composing=true`), so `keyDownImpl` returned `NO` 3. Fell through to `[super performKeyEquivalent:event]` 4. AppKit then dispatched `keyDown:` on the host view → `keyDownImpl` again → **`interpretKeyEvents` ran a second time** Apple's built-in IME uses `IMKCandidates` (a separate `NSPanel`) for candidate selection, so the second delivery doesn't reach its candidate index. 超注音 draws its candidate panel itself and listens on the input context directly — it observes both deliveries and advances by 2. ### Fix Skip the priority path in `performKeyEquivalent:` while `hasMarkedText` is `YES`. AppKit then routes the event through the standard `keyDown:` chain exactly once. ## Testing ### NSLog instrumentation (before/after) I added per-call instrumentation around `keyDownImpl`, `interpretKeyEvents`, `setMarkedText:`, `insertText:`, `unmarkText`, `doCommandBySelector:`, and `performKeyEquivalent:` and reproduced with 超注音 (Yahoo Bopomofo) on macOS 26.4.1. **Before the fix** — single right-arrow press during candidate selection: ``` performKeyEquivalent: keyCode=124 modifiers=0xa00100 performKeyEquivalent: keystrokeIsAssigned=1 keyDownImpl#8 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1 interpretKeyEvents BEGIN ← IME +1 setMarkedText: '...' (interpretingKeyEvents=1) setMarkedText: '...' (interpretingKeyEvents=1) interpretKeyEvents END (hasMarkedText=1) warp_handle_view_event(composing=1) handled=0 performKeyEquivalent: keyDownImpl returned NO, falling through to super keyDown: keyCode=124 ← AppKit fires again keyDownImpl#9 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1 interpretKeyEvents BEGIN ← IME +1 again → total +2 ... ``` **After the fix**: ``` performKeyEquivalent: keyCode=124 modifiers=0xa00100 performKeyEquivalent: IME composing, skipping priority path keyDown: keyCode=124 keyDownImpl#22 ENTER keyCode=124 wasComposing=1 interpretKeyEvents BEGIN ← single delivery interpretKeyEvents END (hasMarkedText=1) ``` ### Manual verification (macOS) - 超注音 (Yahoo Bopomofo): right/left arrow now advances candidate by exactly 1 per press (was 2). ✅ - Apple built-in 注音 (Bopomofo): no regression — candidate window behaves identically. ✅ - Apple Pinyin: no regression. ✅ - Cmd-shortcut keys without IME composition (e.g. Cmd-T new tab): no regression — the `hasMarkedText` guard only triggers during active composition, so the priority path still executes for ordinary key equivalents. ✅ - Plain typing without an IME: no regression. ✅ No automated tests were added: the bug requires running an IME on macOS and observing AppKit's two-stage event delivery (`performKeyEquivalent:` → `keyDown:`), which is impractical to simulate in the existing unit/integration test harnesses. The change is small, well-scoped (`performKeyEquivalent:` only), and the guard short-circuits to `[super performKeyEquivalent:]` on the same path AppKit would fall back to anyway. ## Server API dependencies - [ ] Is this change necessary to make the client compatible with a desired server API breaking change? - [ ] Does this change rely on a new server API? - [ ] Is this change enabling the use of a server API on client channels that rely on the production server? None — this is a pure native-input-handling change. ## Agent Mode - [ ] Warp Agent Mode - This PR was created via Warp's AI Agent Mode ## Changelog Entries for Stable CHANGELOG-BUG-FIX: macOS: fix third-party IMEs (e.g. 超注音 / Yahoo Bopomofo) advancing candidate selection by 2 per arrow press during composition. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit fc1157e)

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Chinese IME candidate selection jumps two items for a single arrow-key press #9721

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