When sogou Pinyin is input, the first Pinyin becomes a letter. For example, typing "I" will become "W Oh"

This problem has been bothering me for several years ... and I changed the input method for it several times.

But it seems that a bug has been found recently.

As far as my own situation is concerned, this kind of problem often occurs by inputting "symmetrical symbols". After inputting words in "symmetrical symbols", the first letter of the first word will definitely appear on the screen.

For example, if I want to enter "novel", "novel", "Xiao Shuo" or other messy things will appear directly because sogou has the automatic function of symmetrical symbols, and the cursor will automatically move to the middle of "novel".

Just turn off the function of "punctuation matching: automatically matching punctuation" in the settings.

I doubt the reason for the failure:

When you need to input symmetrical punctuation, you usually need to press "shift" first, and then because of the automatic pairing function of the input method, the key of shift is locked for dozens or even hundreds of milliseconds. Even for symbols that don't need to press the shift key, the input method may lock the shift key for other reasons (such as moving to the middle).

At this time, if the key is pressed too quickly, it will form: under the premise that the shift key is "pressed", the input key will be recognized as an English letter ... but why is there only the first key? Maybe when you press the second key, shift has been released by the input method, because I have also encountered the situation that two or three keys are recognized as English letters in a row.

Such symmetrical punctuation marks include the following:

[]{ }《》& lt； & gt () () and so on.