Avoid error triggered by inputing Chinese characters if img pasting not set up #2891
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This is a work around to avoid #2887.
In my working env, I don't setup img-clip. So it raise errors when I input Chinese characters, because that triggers past event. I have set
behaviour.support_paste_from_clipboardto false. But it seems not working.Since the content in pasted event triggered by Chinese character is usually very short (It's triggered when using Pinyin to input several characters), but valid image data is usually long. So use the length to avoid the errors.