Bug Report & Improvement Request: Space/Dash Menu Mapping and ZENKAKU Space

861475_VctSt

I have sent the results.
Best regards.

861475_VctSt

ver. 1.3.028
Thank you for this absolutely fantastic update!

I have confirmed in Build 1.3.028 that the issues with the following codes have all been resolved as far as the VS Glyph palette is concerned:

Keyboard input: U+0020, U+3000
Menu input: U+2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006

In particular, the fact that a Full-width space (U+3000) can now be inputted correctly via the Japanese Kana-Kanji conversion keyboard is a groundbreaking milestone for the Japanese environment. It has been over five years since the beta testing days. My long-held wish has finally been fulfilled, and I am deeply moved.

Users from other language regions might think, "It's just a space, why exaggerate?" However, in Japanese typography, a space is not merely a gap between characters; it is an absolute structural component that controls the framework of the layout, including justification. If the internal recognition of the space character is even slightly off, beautiful typesetting (Mojigumi) and spacing (Mojitsume) become entirely impossible.

That is exactly why this fundamental resolution is such a massive step forward for the advanced DTP capabilities of VectorStyler in the future.

I sincerely appreciate the brilliant work and the patience of the development team who saw this through to the end over these many years.

VectorStyler

@861475_VctSt The text formatting issue should be fixed now.

861475_VctSt

@VectorStyler

Regressions related to this issue occurred in versions 027 through 030.

These have been fixed in version 031.
The issues, including the one involving full-width spaces, have been resolved, making the software even easier to use.

Thank you.

P.S.

I believe the basic functions for Mojigumi and Mojitsume are currently working without any issues.

However, regarding the finer details and advanced settings, I lack the specialized knowledge and analytical skills to rigorously test and evaluate them, so I will refrain from making a definitive judgment at this time. Therefore, my personal assessment right now is that these features are "just one step away from completion."

I look forward to continuing to monitor how these features evolve in the future.