in reply to Re^3: Challenge: Predictive Texting
in thread Challenge: Predictive Texting

Not_a_Number,
Let me walk you through a complete example and see if that does not clarify things:
Mystery text = "kiss me" input: 5 output: l input: 4 output: li input: 7 output: lit input: 7 ouput: lips input: - # correct word length, wrong word output: kiss input: + # correct word output: kiss # clusmy interface - repeats correct word input: 6 output: n input: 3 output: of input: - # correct word length, wrong word output: me input: + # correct word output: me # clusmy interface - repeats correct word

Cheers - L~R

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Re^5: Challenge: Predictive Texting
by ambrus (Abbot) on Jan 11, 2007 at 12:16 UTC

    But then, why do you need the zero button for space?

      ambrus,
      Er um, because the example is flawed and I forgot the space.

      Cheers - L~R

        No, that's not what I mean. Your example was good as is. Once you press + to end the word the only thing that can follow is a space, so why would you need to press it explicitly?