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There is similar question with no answers. I'd like to use 2 languages for typing messages on my Android device. On my Windows phone it seems very easy to add another language to keyboard and switch between them - tap a key and change the keyboard language. How to do the same on Android please? Thank you.
1- open Settings
2- go to Language & input
3- go to Android keyboard
4- go to Languages
5- disable "Use system language" then select your language
6- now open any application you can type on it when keyboard opens you should see a circle like world when select it the language change.
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I want to make an app to open another app and click on a coordinate.
I know it is possible in the windows app I'm just looking for a way for android.
I designed an app that opens another app.
+I'm the only user of my app, so it could have any permission that requires.
I won't say it is impossible, probably with some hack, but it is impractical and raises a whole lot of issues. There are ways that Android allows for apps to share data and to communicate, but clicking button in another app, NO.
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How do I change the temperature to 'Celsius' on android weather native app?
There is not much around for this particular issue so, I decided to post my own solution.
I know it sounds very straight forward but it's quite hidden.
You need to set your language to english (UK) on your Android device.
Settings > Language & Input > Language
Android wear app should display the temperature in Celsius.
On your phone, in the Google search bar type "Weather"
Weather shows up in say Celcius
Switch it once to F and then back to C
Open weather on your watch and let it refresh
Will show in Celcius
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I've made a sample android soft keyboard. I want it to use across all applications (hangout, whatsapp etc). What are the possible ways to do it? ( below are the options I'm thinking of )
To run this as service and to detect if android softkeyboard is invoked and disable that and run my softkeyboard ( i don't want this).
I want it to be shown in Settings> Language and Input > Keyboard .
Where I can select the keyboard .(Preferred method). Ssome of my friends liked my new keyboard and want to use it. So I think this will be better option.
I'm stuck now.Any suggestions on how to proceed.
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To run this as service and to detect if android softkeyboard is invoked and disable that and run my softkeyboard ( i don't want this).
Moreover, that is not possible, for obvious privacy and security reasons.
I want it to be shown in Settings> Language and Input > Keyboard
If you implemented an input method editor following the documentation, it should already be there.
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We would like to create an mobile app, where user will be presented with some downloaded document (word, excel, plain text etc.). Provided that the user will have some appropriate editor installed, how our app can use that editor and than, upon the closing of the editor, "force" the user to go back to our app?
Could somebody provide examples for all listed platforms? iOS, Android, Windows phone.
For iOS you can use UIDocumentInteractionController to open these files.
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I was looking for an app for phones (iPhone, Android and SmartPhone - any or all) that would simply run in the background and place any scanned upc code digits into the currently active textbox.
I've Googled for quite a while and only found an Android app that actually replaces the keyboard of the phone.
It seems like it should be easy (I have many for PCs) but I haven't done any handheld programming since Windows CE days so I don't know if this is possible (can apps see other apps controls in these phones).
Has anyone ever come across an app like this?
use the iphone sdk from zbar and you can do it inside your app.
You cannot do this system wide. You can only add this functionality to your apps.
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