custom-keyboard | android自定义键盘，支持身份证键盘，ip地址键盘，数字键盘，支持身份证校验，ip地址校验，随机数字键盘 | Keyboard library

I'm building a keyboard Extension using collectionviews. I want the cells to change color based on the device theme (light/dark). At the moment, when I set the color scheme for my collectionview cells they don't work. I'm marking the problematic parts of my code with a "///" comment.

I found this RayWenderlich project and I liked how they handled the color changing stuff so I copied it.

I have 3 classes:

1. KeyboardViewController
2. Custom View containing keyboard buttons
3. Custom collectionview cells

This question is originally posted by me in Microsoft Community at:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-other_settings/msklc-under-windows-10-create-custom-keyboard/8c5a7137-d575-4247-8ab3-b4dd1e5fb437?tm=1495318604424

In summary: I have created a custom keyboard layout with Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator 1.4 in Windows 10, it is working but only partially. It cannot:

• combine two keystrokes into one to type a "combined letter", e.g, "¨"+"u" = "ü". It should not exist in Chinese but I want to achieve this.

• type Chinese pinyin and Chinese punctuation. In MS pinyin IME, I can press shift to switch between Chinese pinyin mode and English mode. Under pinyin mode I can convert letters into pinyin and thus get Chinese characters, but my layout lacks this. And, if I press "," in Microsoft Pinyin in pinyin mode, it should give me "，"(full length comma), but this layout is not able to do this.

I am thinking about two ways to solve this:

• Substitute Microsoft Pinyin's keyboard layout to my layout(replace the English part of MS Pinyin with my layout)

• Copy the pinyin part of MS pinyin to my layout.

So, how can I solve this?

Hey guys I'm currently working on creating a custom keyboard following this guide: https://medium.com/swlh/how-to-create-a-custom-keyboard-with-xamarin-forms-android-4fa3b83dad1d

Although right now I'm running into the issue where I want the keyboard to output multiple characters with a single key press (So when I press a single button I want it output a word like 'Blue' as can be seen in the code posted below). Unfortunately android:codes will probably not work for this so I looked into using android:keyOutputText.

Unfortunately when I use android:keyOutputText $ it does nothing (no ouputted text). I'm new to c# and android development so I might have missed something basic.

After looking at other posts none of them really explained how this can be done in c#.

special_keyboard.xml

I am making a custom keyboard that I want to include in an app. I already know how to make a system keyboard. I don't want to do that because it requires installing by the user.

Whenever the user presses a key on the keyboard it should send the key text to whichever EditText currently has focus (if any).

The documentation states

An editor needs to interact with the IME, receiving commands through this InputConnection interface, and sending commands through InputMethodManager.

This is illustrated in the following image (where View is an EditText).

This makes it sound like I should be using an input connection to communicate with the EditText. So my question is, how does my custom keyboard view get a reference to the currently focused EditText's input connection. Or how does it start that connection?

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I'm new to Android studio, curently I'm trying to build a custom keyboard within an app(Not Service Keyboard), I manage to done it by referring online resources, but when I try to switched from editText to TextView, my keyboard input just unable to write into the TextView, is there a different method for TextView?

I tried something like textView.setText(InputType.TYPE_CLASS_TEXT); The app just forced stop in this situation.

This is the editText that works fine.

I am building application where you have custom keyboard.

Inside it's class I have created collection view, here is code:

I am not frontend developer, So i am did not have chrome dev tools usually open, but i am looking for possibility to run js code in different pages to improve my internet usage.

I tried Chrome Extension that runs js code But it works bad for me. I also tried Chrome Code snippets , but for me this looks like i need to open chrome console, and then run predefined snippet.

To summarize, my question is:

Is it any way(extension,js workaround) to execute predefined js code on any chrome tab via shortcut.

I am making a custom keyboard and have to set composing text before committing it. This is described in this Q&A.

I know how to commit text in general

I am running into an issue that I can't figure out. I wrote a simple custom IME keyboard based on this sample.

It basically has two custom keyboards, one for letters and one for numbers. They use different layouts.

However, when I add two EditText controls one for text and one for numbers, the keyboard does not refresh to the type it belongs. What I mean is that if I select the EditText with inputType="text" first, the QWERTY keyboard layout comes up. But then when I select the second EditText with inputType="number" the QWERTY keyboard shows up again. However it is supposed to load a different layout for numbers that is wired into the code.

In other words, here's the test activity layout:

Now if I select the "Text" field, the QWERTY keyboard comes up as below:

However, if I select the "Number" filed, the QWERTY keyboard still shows up which is wrong.

The expected behavior would be this keyboard to show up.

Here's the code for the CustomIME and I tried to use postInvalidate() on the view, pre-load all layouts during onInitializeInterface() but nothing worked. It never switches to the number's layout properly