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Backspace deletes the previous and correct key with enforced correction, shouldn't this emulate real life cursor position and behavior? While typing the correct key after a typo allows to continue, the real output will not actually correct the errors as the typo characters remain.
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I know, I thought the behavior in that mode would force the user to do the correction, not just type the correct key.
Is there a way to see the accuracy when correcting everything in non-forced mode? The error map shows some useful info, but i can't see a value that represents the errors made after the corrections, as the accuracy in this mode is 100% when everything is corrected.
I guess something like: ((total charcters in text)/(total keypressescharacters - total backspace keypresses))*100)
Backspace deletes the previous and correct key with enforced correction, shouldn't this emulate real life cursor position and behavior? While typing the correct key after a typo allows to continue, the real output will not actually correct the errors as the typo characters remain.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: