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Originally Posted by KevinH
Sorry,
Your video will not show for me. If switching to codeview and back makes the cursor reappear, then it is definitely a lost focus issue. If you lose focus when hitting spacebar or return, but not when adding composed korean characters, that means something else is stealing focus from the tab widget. That something else may not be Sigil at all.
So please try one more thing. In BookView make the problem happen, but instead of switching to codeview and back, simply use your mouse to click anyplace inside the BookView tab or on the tab marker at the top of the screen. Both of those should change focus. What happens then?
KevinH
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Once the cursor disappears, it does not show even if I click anyplace.
I tried this on Windows 7, nothing else was installed but Sigil. The problem still exists.
As for the video, I'll give you another link. Please, pay attention to the location of the cursor when I switched to CodeView.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUHSUP4MF48
I have found something. If I minimize Sigil window, the cursor reappears when I get it back.
And, I'm not sure if this is helpful but, East Asian languages like Korean take about 3 bytes in UTF-8(surrogate pairs), 2 bytes in UTF-16(BMP).