<schemalist>

          id="org.freedesktop.ibus.engine.typing-booster">

    <key name="qtimmoduleworkaround" type="b">

      <default>false</default>

      <summary>Use a workaround for a bug in Qt im module</summary>

      <description>

        Use a workaround for bugs in the input method modules of Qt4

        and Qt5. Attention, although this workaround makes it work

        better when the Qt input modules are used, it causes problems

        when XIM is used. I.e. the XIM module of Qt4 will not work

        well when this workaround is enabled and input via XIM into

        X11 programs like xterm will not work well either.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="arrowkeysreopenpreedit" type="b">

      <default>false</default>

      <summary>Arrow keys can reopen a preedit</summary>

      <description>

        Whether it is allowed to reopen a preedit when the cursor

        reaches a word boundary after moving it with the arrow

        keys. Enabling this option is useful to correct already

        committed words. But it is quite buggy at the moment and how

        well it works depends on repetition speed of the arrow keys

        and system load. Because it is buggy, this option is off by

        default.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="emojipredictions" type="b">

      <default>false</default>

      <summary>Unicode symbols and emoji predictions</summary>

      <description>

        Whether Unicode symbols and emoji should be included in the

        predictions. Emoji are pictographs like ☺♨⛵…. Unicode symbols

        are other symbols like mathematical symbols (∀∑∯…), arrows

        (←↑↔…), currency symbols (€₹₺…), braille patterns (⠥⠩…), and

        many other symbols. These are technically not emoji but

        nevertheless useful symbols.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="offtherecord" type="b">

      <default>false</default>

      <summary>Off the record mode</summary>

      <description>

        While “Off the record” mode is on, learning from user input is

        disabled. If learned user input is available, predictions are

        usually much better than predictions using only

        dictionaries. Therefore, one should use this option

        sparingly. Only if one wants to avoid saving secret user input

        to disk it might make sense to use this option temporarily.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="autocommitcharacters" type="s">

      <default>''</default>

      <summary>Auto commit characters</summary>

      <description>

        The characters in this list cause the preedit to be committed

        automatically, followed by a space.  For example, if “.” is an

        auto commit character, this saves you typing a space manually

        after the end of a sentence. You can freely edit this list, a

        reasonable value might be “.,;:?!)”. You should not add

        characters to that list which are needed by your input method,

        for example if you use Latin-Pre (t-latn-pre) it would be a

        bad idea to add “.” to that list because it would prevent you

        from typing “.s” to get “ṡ”. You can also disable this feature

        completely by making the list empty (which is the default).

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="tabenable" type="b">

      <default>false</default>

      <summary>Enable suggestions by Tab key</summary>

      <description>

        If this option is on, suggestions are not shown by

        default. Typing Tab is then necessary to show the list of

        suggestions. After a commit the suggestions are hidden again

        until the next Tab key is typed.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="rememberlastusedpreeditime" type="b">

      <default>false</default>

      <summary>Remember last used preedit input method</summary>

      <description>

        If more then one input method is used at the same time, one of

        them is used for the preedit.  Which input method is used for

        the preedit can be changed via the menu or via shortcut

        keys. If this option is enabled, such a change is remembered

        even if the session is restarted.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="pagesize" type="i">

      <default>6</default>

      <summary>Candidate window page size</summary>

      <description>

        How many suggestion candidates to show in one page of the

        candidate list.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="lookuptableorientation" type="i">

      <default>1</default>

      <summary>Candidate window orientation</summary>

      <description>

        Whether the candidate window should be drawn horizontally or

        vertically.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="mincharcomplete" type="i">

      <default>1</default>

      <summary>Minimum number of chars for completion</summary>

      <description>

        Show no suggestions when less than this number of characters

        have been typed.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="shownumberofcandidates" type="b">

      <default>false</default>

      <summary>Display total number of candidates</summary>

      <description>

        Display how many candidates there are and which one is

        selected on top of the list of candidates.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="showstatusinfoinaux" type="b">

      <default>false</default>

      <summary>Show status info in auxiliary text</summary>

      <description>

        Show in the auxiliary text whether “Emoji prediction” mode and

        “Off the record” mode are on or off and show which input

        method is currently used for the preëdit. The auxiliary text

        is an optional line of text displayed above the candidate

        list.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="usedigitsasselectkeys" type="b">

      <default>true</default>

      <summary>Use digits as select keys</summary>

      <description>

        Use the regular digits 1-9 as select keys. If that option is

        on, numbers can only by typed while no suggestions are

        shown. Therefore, completions for numbers cannot be

        suggested. And typing words containing numbers, like “A4” is

        more difficult as typing “4” would select the 4th

        suggestion. On the other hand, selecting suggestions using 1-9

        is easier then using the always enabled select keys F1-F9 as

        the latter keys are farther away from the fingers.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="inputmethod" type="s">

      <default>''</default>

      <summary>A list of inputmethods to use</summary>

      <description>

        Comma separated list of m17n input methods to use.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="dictionary" type="s">

      <default>''</default>

      <summary>A list of dictionaries to use</summary>

      <description>

        Comma separated list of dictionaries to use.

      </description>

    </key>

    <key name="dictionaryinstalltimestamp" type="s">

      <default>''</default>

      <summary>Time when a dictionary last was installed</summary>

      <description>

        If that time stamp changes, reload all dictionaries.

      </description>

    </key>

  </schema>

</schemalist>