1. Description:
While using the system, I noticed that Jim detected that I had started coding even though I had not entered any code. I only clicked on the coding area/page, without typing anything.
example: 00:30
2. Expected behavior:
Jim should detect that I have started coding only after I actually begin typing or entering text/code in the coding area. Simply clicking on the page should not be considered as starting to code.
3. Actual behavior:
After I only clicked on the coding area/page without entering any code, Jim automatically determined that I had started coding and responded as if I had already begun coding.
4. Possible solutions:
Consider triggering the "started coding" detection only when the system detects actual keyboard input or text/code being entered in the coding area, rather than triggering it based on a mouse click or focus event alone.
1. Description:
While using the system, I noticed that Jim detected that I had started coding even though I had not entered any code. I only clicked on the coding area/page, without typing anything.
example: 00:30
2. Expected behavior:
Jim should detect that I have started coding only after I actually begin typing or entering text/code in the coding area. Simply clicking on the page should not be considered as starting to code.
3. Actual behavior:
After I only clicked on the coding area/page without entering any code, Jim automatically determined that I had started coding and responded as if I had already begun coding.
4. Possible solutions:
Consider triggering the "started coding" detection only when the system detects actual keyboard input or text/code being entered in the coding area, rather than triggering it based on a mouse click or focus event alone.