I wish to change the standard qwerty layout of the android keyboard to something else is there a way of doing that from the sample code available in the android sdk..? I just want to rearrange the keys.. Can somebody please guide me regarding this..?
I am using eclipse Juno
Thanks in advance.
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I am a fullstack webdeveloper. I use python and vue for my development..
Recently I am trying nativescript for learning how to make native apps with javascript!
I'm trying to make an android keyboard app..
I want to use the custom keyboard instead of my system keyboard!
I searched here and there but i only found how to use a custom
keyboard on specifically my app I'm making....But i want to use the
keyboard systemwide...
I just want to know how shall I do that?
what steps should i taken or is it actually possible to make that or not?
even it is possible on react native and not nativescript then I'm also okay with it!
PLease Help!
Thanks a lot in advance..
I have found several links that show how to get the height of the SoftKeyboard in Android, but my issue is that I don't know how access to it in Nativescript. This link shows how to do it natively using Java but I would like to do that in Nativescript.
Any ideas?
Thank you
Following the link you provided in your question, it seems to me you want to get when the keyboard is showing not really the height. If i am correct their is a plugin for that in nativescript; https://www.npmjs.com/package/nativescript-keyboardshowing.
It helps you to know if the keyboard is showing or hiding. Hope this helps.
I am creating a custom android keyboard. For word spelling correction and suggestion I am using the android spellCorrection framework, but in some Samsung devices new SpellCheckerSession method returns null. Can someone help me to solve this issue.
Is there any third party library for auto spelling correction or word suggestion like google keyboard.
You should check out Jazzy. and yes its been last updated 2005 but its not a
big issue because many of use this one and its for English language only when i used now dont know status.
helping link
http://moderntone.blogspot.in/2013/02/tutorial-on-jazzy-spell-checker.html
hope this helps...
Hi I want to include word suggestions in my custom keyboard.
e.g if I write wi it should suggest me whether you want to write "winner" "winks" "wilson" etc
Please guide me.
Thanks
Here is the real answer to this question.
It was hard for me to find:
First you need to:
Add Words to Android's UserDictionary
By having the words in the dictionary, they will show up in suggestions.
If you want to exclusively show your words however, then something like the auto-complete dropdown idea is a better fit (that the other answers linked)
You can search for source code for android keyboard that are having this suggestion bars, i.e. download source for android gingerbread 2.3 keyboard source code, as android is opensource you can get the code easily.
I need some help with a project i'm doing. Hopefully someone can help me :)
I need to change the sound or click the keyboard makes whenever i'm typing in an editText. I need the sound/click to be whatever sound i may prefer (in wave-, mp3- or whatever format).
So, a couple of questions:
Can i change this in the already implemented keyboard?
Or should i make my own keyboard?
if the latter is the case, how do i do that? Can i find the source code somewhere?
I have been looking at other questions regarding how to make your own keyboard. e.g. How do I make my own keyboard for an app in android?
And if i have to make my own keyboard i want to look like this. But how to do it?
Can i change this in the already implemented keyboard?
You can't... it's already built and some manufactures provide their own keyboard implementations.
Or should i make my own keyboard?
Yes, you must.
If the latter is the case, how do i do that? Can i find the source code somewhere?
There are some open source projects of Keyboard implementations... for instance:
https://github.com/g1011999/Gingerbread-Keyboard/
http://code.google.com/p/softkeyboard/
There you can learn how to write your own keyboard, which is completely different from writing a conventional app.
My suggestion is to create a new fork of the Gingerbread-Keyboard (this supports Android 2.2 or higher only)... and then implement that specific change you want. For one of my apps I did so, and it's far easier than implementing the keyboard from scratch.