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kasahorow Keyboard For Android
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- Called when keyboard is drawn
- Adjusts the case of a key
- Sets the paint to key text
- Initialize the keyboard view
- Sets the keyboard mode
- Sets the keyboard action type
- Shows the key at the given index
- Get the text for a multi - tap key
- Override to perform the actual drawing
- Scroll to the target
- Returns the primary key index for the given touch location
- Called when a press is pressed
- Asynchronously write locales to disk
- Gets the suggestions
- Handle touch event
- Helper to add the popup keys
- Override this method to do an async task
- Get the list of suggestions for the given dictionary
- Caught exception
- Returns the view at the specified position
- Create a hard keyboard sequence handler from a resource id
- Handle a key down
- Sets the popup key characters in the keyboard
- Get the key icon value from the selected theme
- Updates the top level configuration values
- Called when a touch event is pressed
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QUESTION
I am trying to make a calculator, but I keep running into the same issue.
Every time I press 7 it runs the function "sevenCmd" but also "divisionCmd" even tho I'm not holding shift.
I am using the "keyboard" module
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-16 at 10:35Just put in some logic in the division hotkey to check whether or not shift is pressed
QUESTION
i made a code and wanted that it types numbers from 12300 to 13000 but i got this error
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-20 at 07:13On line 12, instead of writing keyboard.write(numb), write keyboard.write(str(numb)). This changes numb which is an int type to a str type before writing it.
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Answered 2022-Mar-19 at 06:15My suggestion is to use ion-footer.
QUESTION
I'm coding a little tool that displays the key presses on the screen with Tkinter, useful for screen recording.
Is there a way to get a listener for all key presses of the system globally with Tkinter? (for every keystroke including F1, CTRL, ..., even when the Tkinter window does not have the focus)
I currently know a solution with pyHook.HookManager(), pythoncom.PumpMessages(), and also solutions from Listen for a shortcut (like WIN+A) even if the Python script does not have the focus but is there a 100% tkinter solution?
Indeed, pyhook is only for Python 2, and pyhook3 seems to be abandoned, so I would prefer a built-in Python3 / Tkinter solution for Windows.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 09:11Solution 1: if you need to catch keyboard events in your current window, you can use:
QUESTION
I have an empty header on my keyboard (I mean the row above letters), how can I remove this part from the keyboard in my react native app? Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-13 at 11:10use the following props in your
- for android use:
keyboardType='visible-password' - for ios use:
autoCorrect={false}
QUESTION
I have a Form with a MenuStrip, where i want to react to "CTRL + P" keystrokes.
The problem is, if the MenuStrip is opened, my Form doesnt get "CTRL + P".
I tried setting Form's KeyPreview = true, and overriding ProcessCmdKey without success...
There is my ProcessCmdKey override:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-08 at 11:29The message doesn't go through the Form's key events and it will be handled by each dropdown.
You can use the approach which is mentioned in the comments, or as another option, you can implement IMessageFilter to capture the WM_KEYDOWN before it dispatches to the dropdown:
QUESTION
I have a TextField in a view that looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-03 at 20:24Simply set your @FocusState to true in .onAppear and wrap it in a DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter. The delay is needed because the view has to be on screen before the @FocusState is changed or it won't work.
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Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 21:01you can run this code everywhere you change page:
QUESTION
In flutter,
How can a parent widget know if a child among many children widgets has received focus? For example, Can we know if a child in a
Rowwidget's children has received focus?Can I detect this focus before the child widget receives it?
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Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 16:29It actually depends on your take and which architecture you wanna follow. This snippet that I'm posting uses NotificationListener, a custom notification and a custom child widget. This might work for an application like a print or a callback, but you might need to change the architecture and use a state management tool to achieve greater things.
Parent Widget class:
QUESTION
I have a layout where each item in a LazyColumn can display an item-specific dialog. The Dialogs showed and worked fine except for some of the larger ones where whenever I would try to edit text in one of the dialog's TextFields it would trigger the dialog to disappear.
I tried a lot of different approaches and the weirdest thing was that the dialog works fine and allows me do edit the textfields if I only scroll the LazyColumn by even 1 item before attempting to show the dialog.
It has proven hard to reproduce the issue in a simple setting as changing even basic elements of my code makes the bug disappear but I finally managed. The appearance of the bug seems to depend on the LazyColumn being Scrollable and on the KeyBoard to be of type text. Next a somewhat long code sample and a GIF showing the issue:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-11 at 12:58I am convinced this is a bug that needs fixing by google however the simple solution is to add the state argument to the LazyColumn as shown.
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