WPM doubles when restart line about ngram-type

[ranelpadon]

@iandunn Sorry for the late reply. Been busy with work recently. On your concerns:

• Why would you use Cmd+Backspace if you could clear also the current line/everything with Tab or Esc as per the instructions in the text field? Is it more convenient for you to type?
• Does using Tab or Esc instead of Cmd+Backspace have similar WPM result? I think it should be since Tab or Esc will reset all metrics:

resetCurrentPhraseMetrics: function() {
    this.hitsCorrect = 0;
    this.hitsWrong = 0;
    this.typedPhrase = '';
    this.isInputCorrect = true;
},

Thanks

[iandunn]

No worries, thanks for the reply!

Why would you use Cmd+Backspace ...?

It's what I'm already familiar with, since I use it in all text editing. That's easier for me that remembering things that are unique to a specific site.

Does using Tab or Esc instead of Cmd+Backspace have similar WPM result?

I tested with esc and it did reset everything correctly 👍🏻

Given that, I'd consider this a pretty low priority, possibly low enough that it's not worth doing.

[ranelpadon]

@iandunn I got the idea of Tab key to reset the texts in MonkeyType:

Ah I see:

It's what I'm already familiar with, since I use it in all text editing.

In the meantime, I think you could use Tab key since it's very convenient to type also (or Esc if you prefer it), and less keystrokes than Cmd+Backspace. I'll try to replicate your issue also and see if I could have a workaround.

Thanks for your feedback.

[iandunn]

Sounds good, thanks!

[ranelpadon]

@iandunn Based on the code, anytime the text field is cleared (in whatever way), all stats will be cleared also:

watch: {
   ...

   typedPhrase: function() {
        // Make sure to reset any error color when moving to next lesson,
        // lesson being reset, all chars being deleted, etc. 
        if (!this.typedPhrase.length) {
            this.resetCurrentPhraseMetrics();
        }
    }
}

So, in these steps:

    1. Set Top 50 bigrams, combination 10, repetition 1, wpm 80, accuracy 100
    2. Slowly type all of the bigrams except the last one
    3. Pause for 15 seconds
    4. Press command backspace to delete all the text you typed
    5. Quickly type all the bigrams

Step 1-3 will be reset once you do Step 4, hence the WPM is effectively based on Step 5 only. Theoretically, should have no difference when using Tab, Esc, Cmd+Backspace. So, you could use any of them. Let me know if it is still not the same in your case.

Since the slow typing in Step 1-3 is ignored, only the fast typing in Step 5 is computed which is correct/reasonable:

The WPM should be very low, but instead it's much higher.

Unless you're expecting Step 1-3 to be included in the computation even though you reset/cleared your previously typed words in Step 4? Resetting stats in Step 1-3 is more sensible though. Otherwise, the computed WPM will be too low since we're still including old/cleared data.

[ranelpadon]

Closing this since this is not really an issue. Let me know if you think otherwise. Thanks :)

[iandunn]

👍🏻