<div>
    This tests that the hangul IM behaviour in which enter both confirms a composition but still sends a keypress for the &lt;enter&gt;.<br />
    To test manually, switch to the 2-Set Korean IM and type at least two characters and press &lt;enter&gt;, if the behaviour is correct a single keypress event should be fired as the last event.
</div>
<input id="targetInput" onkeydown="keyDown()" onkeypress="keyPress()"></input>
<ul id="console"></console>

<script src="resources/logger.js"></script>
<script src="resources/hangul.js"></script>
<script>
    var shouldBeCompositionEvent = false;
    function keyDown() {
        if (!window.testRunner) {
            log("keydown : keyCode == " + event.keyCode);
            return;
        }
        if (shouldBeCompositionEvent && event.keyCode != 229)
            log("FAILURE: received keyCode " + event.keyCode + " in a keydown when VK_PROCESSKEY is expected");
        else if (!shouldBeCompositionEvent && event.keyCode == 229)
            log("FAILURE: received a keyDown with VK_PROCESSKEY as the keyCode, when an actual key code was expected.");
        else
            log("Received valid keydown event");
    }
    
    function keyPress() {
        if (!window.testRunner) {
            log("keypress : keyCode == " + event.keyCode);
            return;
        }
        if (shouldBeCompositionEvent)
            log("FAILURE: received keypress event during composition");
        else
            log("Received valid keypress event");
    }


    var targetInput = document.getElementById('targetInput');
    targetInput.focus();
    if (window.testRunner) {
        testRunner.dumpAsText();
        textInputController.setInputMethodHandler(hangul);
        shouldBeCompositionEvent = true;
        eventSender.keyDown('t');
        eventSender.keyDown('o');
        shouldBeCompositionEvent = false;
        eventSender.keyDown('\n');
    }
</script>