ranvijaykumar / typo Goto Github PK

Hello,

I was wondering if there is a way to keep some characters fixed while applying a typo function to it?
For instance: Keeping the first and last characters in a word unchanged irrespective of what typo function you use.

Best,
Shalaka

I noticed that some non-English characters can trigger a KeyError exception:

E.g. the (I think) Eastern Arabic numeral for 6, ٦:

File "/.../python3.8/site-packages/typo/Errer.py", line 69, in extra_char
    char_to_add = en_default.get_random_neighbor(trigger_char)
  File "/.../python3.8/site-packages/typo/keyboardlayouts/en_default.py", line 118, in get_random_neighbor
    return random.choice(NEIGHBORINGNUMPADDIGITS[char])
KeyError: '٦'

I think it is due to the use of str.isdecimal() instead of str.isdigit() in
Edit: str.isdigit() is also True for ٦ apparently, I didn't check properly.

Either using str.isdigit() here or char in NEIGHBORINGNUMPADDIGITS would solve this.

Alternatively, you could use '{:d}'.format(int(char)) to reinterpret the numeral to 0-9 which I think for most arabic numerals, but for say ي it won't work since that doesn't fit with the default base 10 and would raise a ValueError. Edit: You'd change the language of the character, so I'd say this is not a good solution either.