I am creating a custom keyboard for android. And I want to add search functionality in it.
How do I implement it in keyboard, like the GBoard ?
If this question is a hoax, please let me know.
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I want to create a custom keyboard, I have done that but I'm not able to show suggetion.can anyone help me to show suggition on kayboard in android?
I am looking for an elegant solution to block gif/emoji input from Gboard on Android. Since I use
androidx.appcompat.widget.SearchView, there is no trivial way of leveraging onCreateInputConnection to create a custom AppCompatEditText. However I happened to find that Gboard doesn't show a gif button at all from Chrome's search view.
Is there an API or input type to achieve this?
Note: voice search is enabled here.
please use the below in your editText:
eyourEditText.setPrivateImeOptions("disableGifKeyboard=true;");
I want to make a custom keyboard in android. is any body help me how to make custom keyboard in android.
and one more question, how to make a emoji button in custom keyboard. i want to use mine own emoji's. is it possible??
Yes you can create your own keyboard with emoji's you have to use inputmathod service to create your own keyboard (You can take help from this link)
This link also
How is it possible to implement a button that opens the emoji keyboard like in Hangouts?
I don't mean the standard emoji key inside the keyboard that appears when using android:inputType="textShortMessage". It should be a separate button inside the apps layout.
I'd appreciate any help or hints your guys can give. Thanks :)
I am trying to figure out how to make a customized android keyboard. I want additional keys in the keyboard like page up, page down, etc. I want these keys to perform the actions that I want them to do. For example,
http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/hackers-keyboard-is-a-full-5-row-on-screen-keyboard-for-android/
Have a look at the above provided keyboard layouts. How can i do this? Any useful pointers??
Thank you in advance,
Mohsin
You need to create an input method.
Read more about it here, here and here.