1. A method of enabling input into a handheld electronic device, the handheld electronic device including an input apparatus, an output apparatus, and a processor apparatus, the input apparatus including a number of input members, the number of input members including a number of linguistic input members, each linguistic input member of at least a portion of the number of linguistic input members having a plurality of linguistic elements assigned thereto, the processor apparatus including a processor and a memory, the memory including a disambiguation routine that is adapted to provide a disambiguation function, the output apparatus including a display, the method comprising: outputting on the display one or more linguistic objects; detecting a movement input and, responsive thereto, moving a cursor to a location adjacent a linguistic element of a linguistic object on the display that comprises a number of linguistic elements; detecting as a number of editing inputs on said linguistic object at the location of the cursor at least one of: one or more deletion inputs as to one or more of the linguistic elements of the linguistic object, and a number of actuations of one or more of said input members having a plurality of linguistic elements assigned thereto; employing as context in a disambiguation function a group of non-edited linguistic elements consisting of the linguistic elements of the language object but not including any linguistic element that was the subject of a deletion input by subjecting the non-edited linguistic elements and the number of actuations of the one or more input members to the disambiguation routine to generate a number of further linguistic objects, at least some of the further linguistic objects each comprising the non-edited linguistic elements and a linguistic element assigned to each of the one or more input members; and outputting on the display one or more of the further linguistic objects.
1. A method of enabling input into a handheld electronic device, the handheld electronic device including an input apparatus, an output apparatus, and a processor apparatus, the input apparatus including a number of input members, the number of input members including a number of linguistic input members, each linguistic input member of at least a portion of the number of linguistic input members having a plurality of linguistic elements assigned thereto, the processor apparatus including a processor and a memory, the memory including a disambiguation routine that is adapted to provide a disambiguation function, the output apparatus including a display, the method comprising: outputting on the display one or more linguistic objects; detecting a movement input and, responsive thereto, moving a cursor to a location adjacent a linguistic element of a linguistic object on the display that comprises a number of linguistic elements; detecting as a number of editing inputs on said linguistic object at the location of the cursor at least one of: one or more deletion inputs as to one or more of the linguistic elements of the linguistic object, and a number of actuations of one or more of said input members having a plurality of linguistic elements assigned thereto; employing as context in a disambiguation function a group of non-edited linguistic elements consisting of the linguistic elements of the language object but not including any linguistic element that was the subject of a deletion input by subjecting the non-edited linguistic elements and the number of actuations of the one or more input members to the disambiguation routine to generate a number of further linguistic objects, at least some of the further linguistic objects each comprising the non-edited linguistic elements and a linguistic element assigned to each of the one or more input members; and outputting on the display one or more of the further linguistic objects. 2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising outputting on the display as the one or more further linguistic objects a number of further linguistic objects that are obtained based upon the context of at least one of a possible prefix and a possible suffix from said linguistic object.