I wouldn't worry about users finding it, my target users will already know
them.
Anyway, I'll give the custom EditText a shot, otherwise I'll have to figure
something else out.
Thanks for the help :)
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On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 9:49 AM, Aki wrote:
> Thank you for the elaborate answer Mark. I will try out extending EditText.
>
> You see, I came up with the idea of key combinations because I needed
> something corresponding to a shortcut, without taking up screen space.
I have no idea what a "shortc
Thank you for the elaborate answer Mark. I will try out extending EditText.
You see, I came up with the idea of key combinations because I needed
something corresponding to a shortcut, without taking up screen space.
I am unwilling to use long clicks or gestures as they take too long to
execute
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 9:41 AM, Aki wrote:
> Surprisingly I am able to detect the key press event of the ENTER key of the
> soft keyboard, but not of the character keys.
> That doesn't seem like very consistent behaviour, if they don't work, none
> of them should work. Whats is special about the E
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 9:33 AM, Aki wrote:
> Thats sad. Actually I need to detect Key combos. I figured detecting the key
> press events was the best way to proceed. Can you suggest an alternative?
> Some way using which I will be able to detect key combinations?
I would not recommend using key c
Surprisingly I am able to detect the key press event of the ENTER key of
the soft keyboard, but not of the character keys.
That doesn't seem like very consistent behaviour, if they don't work, none
of them should work. Whats is special about the ENTER key?
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Thats sad. Actually I need to detect Key combos. I figured detecting the
key press events was the best way to proceed. Can you suggest an
alternative? Some way using which I will be able to detect key combinations?
I know key combinations are not an Android convention. Still, I would like
to try
I'll be surprised if this is possible. For starters, it might not be a
keyboard and therefore may not have the concept of "keys", such as:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.access_company.graffiti&hl=en
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 9:16 AM, Aki wrote:
> Apparently the onKeyListener doesn't wor
Apparently the onKeyListener doesn't work for soft keyboards, and I cannot
use a TextWatcher as I need the specific KEY_UP and KEY_DOWN events.
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