[android-developers] Re: Cannot catch swipe action for SoftKeyboard

2012-03-14 Thread tsukishiro yamazaki
Hi, Thanks again Solution 9420! Your guidance and tips really helped me! I already have a working IME that has implemented a basic swiping feature. I found this thread in stackoverflow, which also really helped me visu

[android-developers] Re: Cannot catch swipe action for SoftKeyboard

2012-03-13 Thread Solution 9420
Dear Tsukishiro, Let me start with the bottom line which are 1. You need to have your own KeyboardView. - Either extend from Android KeyboardView or make your own based on Android KeyboardView. - For example http://grepcode.com/file/repository.grepcode.com/java/ext/com.google.android/androi

[android-developers] Re: Cannot catch swipe action for SoftKeyboard

2012-03-13 Thread tsukishiro yamazaki
Hello again Solution 9420, I just downloaded the 9420 Tablet Keyboard to my device and had a taste of your IME. It's nice and swiping clearly works. For example, swipeRight changes keyboard type between English and Thai. But I'm afraid I was not able to find a way to check Key-level fling. So c

[android-developers] Re: Cannot catch swipe action for SoftKeyboard

2012-03-13 Thread tsukishiro yamazaki
Hi Solution 9420, Thanks so much for your reply! I have been trying SoftKeyboard (Demo API) and I wanted to verify if the method swipeLeft(), which has been implemented to do backspace or delete function, is actually working. So I deployed SoftKeyboard.apk to my device and have been swiping my

[android-developers] Re: Cannot catch swipe action for SoftKeyboard

2012-03-13 Thread Solution 9420
Hi there, I am the creator of 9420 Tablet Keyboard (and 9420 Thai Keyboard). Pretty much familiar with this matter. For swipe, you can only trap the outcome of the swipe thru the method swipeDown/Left/Up/Right() and it is the swipe at keyboard level. You can change the action of the swipe, for exam

[android-developers] Re: Cannot catch swipe action for SoftKeyboard

2012-03-13 Thread Zsolt Vasvari
The source code to the Soft Keyboard (if by that you mean the default Android keyboard) is available here: https://www.codeaurora.org/gitweb/quic/la/?p=platform/packages/inputmethods/LatinIME.git;a=summary Your best bet is to just look at its source. On Tuesday, March 13, 2012 4:57:15 PM UT