Hi,
Well it is a bit misleading when the rootstrap link in the tutorial [1]
is pointing at the minimal rootstrap [2].
Perhaps somebody could fix (and test) the tutorial ;)
/ Antti
[1]
http://maemo.org/development/documentation/tutorials/Maemo_2.2_Tutorial.html#Installing-Maemo-rootstrap
[2]
htt
Hi,
No key-press (or release) events are produced by the virtual keyboard to
the main window, so no wonder you're not getting them ;) The keyboard
itself is a standalone process with it's own window (AFAIK).
But, the text is committed to the entry through the IMContext API. My
suggestions for you
right?
>
Better yet, port SCIM to Maemo. That would be really interesting and it
shouldn't be that hard to do.
/ Antti
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Hi,
AFAIK,
gtk_im_context_reset (YourGtkIMContext);
should not hide anything, but only reset the state of the inputmethod.
/ Antti
Antonio Gomes wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> So, is there a way to set properties or call functions to make this
>> widget work like a text widget as far as Hildon text input
Hi,
There are several ways to disable the virtual keyboard, this is one that
I would prefer:
You can edit the file /etc/gtk-2.0/gtk.immodules and comment the two
lines with the name hildon attached to them (keep the X Input Method in
place though).
If you want to disable it for a selected list o
Hi Antonio,
Tomas Junnonen wrote:
> ext Antonio Gomes wrote:
>
>>I got it. Thanks Tomas ...
>>
>>Just one more question: is it ok to have more than one instance of
>>gtk_im_context for the same app ? I am asking because currently I'm
>>doing like this: for each new created window I have a instanc
Kalle Vahlman wrote:
> On 5/17/06, August Joki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Does the fact that there will be internet telephony software on the
>> device mean that there will be a working driver for the internal
>> microphone?
>
>
> One would assume that :)
>
> Otherwise it would be a bit
