Fix inability to delete system characters.

It appears this has never previously worked correctly.
Reported by : A.Pearce@salford.ac.uk

1 files changed, 17 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/inputmethods/handwriting/qimpenchar.cpp b/inputmethods/handwriting/qimpenchar.cpp
index b83b2a4..96a0502 100644
--- a/inputmethods/handwriting/qimpenchar.cpp
+++ b/inputmethods/handwriting/qimpenchar.cpp
@@ -343,5 +343,6 @@ bool QIMPenCharSet::load( const QString &fn, Domain d )
                         if ( d == User )
                                 markDeleted( pc->character() ); // override system
-                        addChar( pc );
+                        if ( !pc->testFlag( QIMPenChar::Deleted ) )
+                                addChar( pc );
                 }
                 if ( file.status() == IO_Ok )
@@ -378,6 +379,19 @@ bool QIMPenCharSet::save( Domain d )
                 for ( ; ci.current(); ++ci ) {
                         QIMPenChar *pc = ci.current();
-            if ( ( ( (d == System) && pc->testFlag( QIMPenChar::System ) ) ||
-                 ( (d == User) && !pc->testFlag( QIMPenChar::System ) ) ) &&
+/*
+ * If the Domain is System and the Char is marked System - OR
+ * the domain is User, the Char is User and it's not deleted - OR
+ * the domain is User, the Char is System and it is deleted - AND
+ * the character is not an automated Combined Character
+ * 
+ * This is required to ensure that we don't save user defined chars that have been deleted, but
+ * we *DO* save System chars that have been deleted. There is still the issue of deleted combined
+ * chars but I'm not sure how to tackle that yet
+ *
+ */
+ 
+                if ( ( ( (d == System) && pc->testFlag( QIMPenChar::System ) ) ||
+                 ( (d == User) && !pc->testFlag( QIMPenChar::System ) && !pc->testFlag( QIMPenChar::Deleted ) ) ||
+                 ( (d == User) && pc->testFlag( QIMPenChar::System ) && pc->testFlag( QIMPenChar::Deleted ) ) ) && 
                  ( !pc->testFlag (QIMPenChar::Combined ) ) ) {
                                 ds << *pc;