Virtual-keyboard | Simple virtual keyboard for JavaFX
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kandi X-RAY | Virtual-keyboard Summary
A simple Virtual Keyboard for JavaFX 8 (version 8 is required to be able to use public constructors for the KeyEvent class). All important code is in VirtualKeyboard.java. A simple use case is shown in VirtualKeyboardExample.java.
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- Creates a button for an unshifted key
- Creates a button with the given text
- Creates a KeyEvent from the given modifiers and the given modifiers
- Returns a view of the keyboard
- Creates a cursor for a cursor
- Creates a button with the specified text
- Start the UI
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QUESTION
I am trying to create a virtual keyboard using Tkinter and I am trying to do something
analogous to the code supplied below. I am having trouble with understanding the lambda construct in the code below, which from what I understand is the only way to go without having to write a button widget for every single letter that exists on the keyboard.
I have always understood that when you are using lambda, you do something analogous to:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-24 at 17:11My problem was that i did not know you could use the default argument on lambda....i am surprised not many picked up how dumb i was though.
QUESTION
I am new to vue js and is trying to implement https://virtual-keyboard.js.org/vuejs/
I have implemented the basic layout but need to do multi-languagehttps://github.com/simple-keyboard/simple-keyboard-layouts support using different language layouts as mentioned.
But I can't shift between languages. I can't actually find a way to inject different language files.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 18:43I would recommend using the simple-keyboard-layouts, and then do this in your method where you want to change the language:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a nav-tabs by using bootstrap and generate it dynamically with data get from the API.
After i get the data i make all .appends where i create the dom elements, i've set all attributes to tabs correctly but when i click on another nav item which should change tab content it set the "SHOW" to the first tab and the active remains on the last nav, then it just breaks and stop working...
The nav has a first tab which is static and other dynamic, here is my function which append the static and dynamic items to nav and the tab-content:
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Answered 2021-Feb-23 at 14:14I didn't find anything wrong in your code . But , id with numbers i.e : 001,002..etc are not working so i just attach some text with ids when adding attributes i.e : tab_yourmenuid and it started working .
Demo Code:
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Currently, the Android TEdit when it brings up the Keyboard, will have the keyboard in Caps for first letter.
I would like to turn off Keyboard auto going into Caps for first letter. Note: I don't want to do this in Android - Settings -> which will apply to the whole app. I want to do it on a per TEdit basis.
Surprisingly, I couldn't find info on doing this in Delphi. The properties in TEdit also don't seem to have anything on Capitalization.
I can't use the TEdit.CharCase feature as it forces all input in TEdit to lowercase.
What I want is that user can Type in Mixed Case if they choose to but the Keyboard has to be in lowercase when TEdit first comes into focus.
Android virtual keyboard turn on caps lock
Looking at above link, it seems that it's possible to accomplish.
How do I do this in Delphi?
Delphi 10.2 (moving to 10.4.1 soon)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-10 at 20:12When using Delphi 10.4.1, you could do it this way, for example:
QUESTION
I have been battling for the last couple of days to include the QtVirtualKeyboard into my QWidget based app that is running on a Raspberry Pi with a 7" touch screen display.
Here's what I've done so far :
Installed the plugin :
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Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 09:15Ok, so after another few days of all out war with the virtual keyboard, I have finally achieved the desired result.
After finding this gem of a guide, it turns out that because the widget containing my QTableView and QtVirtualKeyboard was a QDialog that was being displayed using the exec() method, it meant that the window properties wouldn't allow the keyboard to modify my data. And while the solution proposed in the guide didn't resolve my problem, making my widget inherit QWidget did set me off along the path to getting it all working properly.
I say this because once I changed my QDialog into a QWidget, I then had a console output error saying unknown:0 input method is not set every time I pressed a key.
The solution to this was to remove the Qt:Dialog flag from my setWindowFlags() method. And maybe most importantly, set the focus policy of my QQuickWidget to NoFocus like so:
QUESTION
I'm using qt widgets on embedded device and have problem with virtual keyboard. Keyboard is shown as fullscreen and overlaps all app.
In article Virtual keyboard top black screen in Yocto is described hack how to solve this issue.
In short, you need to find the QQuickWindow with the keyboard and call setMask on this window. Then the area above the keyboard will be transparent
I have problem how to find QQuickWindow with virtual keyboard. I tried to use
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-18 at 14:36You can use findChildren with any class that inherits QObject such as QApplication. For example in main.cpp:
QUESTION
I am try to implement Qt-Virtualkeyboard in Raspberry- pi, using PyQt5 - Show virtual keyboard but I did'nt find the prefix path for it, bin, plugin etc folder, actually whole Qt folder doesn't exist.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-03 at 10:57In my previous solution I used the Qt binaries officially provided but not compatible with the RPI architecture so you have to compile it:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use a virtual keyboard for a touchscreen, using python 3.6 and PyQt5.10 on Armbian Bionic (Linux for ARM development boards). My hardware is ASUS Tinker Board.
I checked the answer by @eyllanesc in this Link. It's worked fine when I follow the instruction in Windows 10, but I do the same in the Armbian Bionic but had no luck. It seems this answer's work for x86 and x64 architecture. I also tried to install the latest version of PyQt5-5.15.0 after updating python3 and pip with the following command:
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Answered 2020-Jul-19 at 08:20In my previous solution just point out how to install Qt and what files should be copied but in this case it is not possible to apply that solution since Qt does not provide binaries for your OS. Generally the OS already provides compiled Qt so you must install it with:
QUESTION
I tried out this mapbox geocoding example: https://docs.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/example/mapbox-gl-geocoder/ in my application.
Now, I am trying to do the same thing, but instead of using a physical keyboard, I am trying to use on-screen keyboard like: https://virtual-keyboard.js.org/
But at the moment, the inputs from the virtual-keyboard is not triggering the mapbox geocoder. How can I link the two components?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-31 at 23:45As indicated in the implementation of the keyevent function here in the mapbox/mapbox-gl-geocoder source code, the geocoder responds to keydown events, which are fired when a key is pressed.
The documentation for the virtual keyboard you linked includes an onKeyPress method to which you can pass a callback function to be executed when a key is pressed on the virtual keyboard. You can implement a function to simulate a keydown event (as described in this Stack Overflow post) equivalent to the last character from getInput. This should have the effect of triggering the geocoder as through an actual key was pressed.
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You can use Virtual-keyboard like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the Virtual-keyboard component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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