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Refine Pinyin symbol keyboard and add Emoji support#3056
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@keianhzo I'm going to land this. If you have any issues please file a follow up. |
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Fixes #2974,
I notice we will have crashes when typing backslash
\in Pinyni keyboard only. It might be caused by updating to Android 29 due to Java 1.4String.replaceFirst(). [1]In conclusion, we need to replace
\\with\\\\.[1] https://bugs.java.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6421039