CustomKeyboard | A custom iOS QWERTY keyboard written in Swift | iOS library
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A custom iOS QWERTY keyboard written in Swift.
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QUESTION
I want to use inputAccessoryView to add custom number buttons above the keyboard. And I have added the view. I have assigned the class CustomKeyboard to the xib file. Within the CustomKeyboard class file, I have connected the IBAction of the buttons. I have two textFields in my ViewController textField1 & textFiled2 & I have associated inputAccessoryView with textField1. When I am tapping on textField1 then my custom buttons are shown above the keyboard. My goal is when I tap on my custom button it should enter the value in textFild2. But I really don't have any idea how would I achieve this. Anybody has some idea plz help me out.
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Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 06:30You can use delegates or closures to get call back from CustomKeyboard to ViewController. Example below uses delegate method and function rowTapped will be called when user taps on view.
QUESTION
I'm new to Swift and SwiftUI (and programming in general).
I'm trying to build an app about statistics, and because of these specific needs, I had to write a custom keyboard with numbers and basic operations. The problem is that I want to store the X values and Y values in two different arrays so I have to call my "ChartKeyboard" two times: one for writing the X values and other time for the Y values. Here is the code I use to call the keyboard:
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Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 21:13Having the view within the if
clause is probably causing it to be redrawn. Instead, you can change the parameter with a ternary expression:
QUESTION
I've just created an in-app custom keyboard, got through all the difficult stuff, but am now stumped on (what is probably trivial):
how to connect the buttons of a XIB and its associated class so that the appropriate text is entered into a UITextView on a viewController.
I created a XIB with a keyboard so that I can reuse the same keyboard in different controllers. Set all the constraints, classes, file owner, etc. Everything works perfectly - except for getting data from the key to the view.
Here is what I have:
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Answered 2020-Oct-08 at 22:13Turns out I only needed to use a delegate. After connecting all button in the XIB to the keyTapped
function:
QUESTION
I've just created an in-app custom keyboard by placing a bunch of buttons in a XIB (so that I can reuse it in different controllers) but am stumped on (what is probably trivial):
how to connect the buttons of the XIB so that when I press one the appropriate text is entered at the cursor location in a UITextView on a viewController. (For example, if 5 is pressed, a 5 should be entered at the current cursor location in the UITextView.)
Everything works perfectly - except for getting data from the key to the view.
I do not want to create any extension that will require the user enabling it in Settings. I'd also like to place the keyboard where I want, in particular to restrict it to half the screen when the phone is rotated into Landscape.
Here is what I have:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-08 at 21:41You can do this with the protocol / delegate pattern.
Define a Protocol - such as this:
QUESTION
I am trying to present a custom keyboard that I built in an xib file, when I instantiate the class I need to pass some variables to that class in order to make things work correctly, but I am getting this error:
Instance member 'target' cannot be used on type 'CustomKeyboardView'
on the lines
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Answered 2020-Aug-16 at 21:08You try to set value to the class type not to an instance. First get the keyboard from nib then set its properties and return it :
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