I am trying to find a way to create a pop up box or a message box on Android using Cocos2d-x that pops ups, receives text or number input from user and do something with the input once the user presses a button to continue or proceed.
Is there a way that I can do it in cocos2d-x?
I am using cocos2d-2.0-x-2.0.4
Currently, there is no built-in support for what you are looking for. You have to write your own implementation and for reference you can have a look at JACModalAlert. (However, its a little outdated and you might have to update few segments to make it work in your project).
I'm afraid you need their own encapsulation, or modify the cocos2d CCMessageBox
Easier way is to design a UI using cocosbuilder, and use it as a message box.. Let me know if you want more details on how to achieve this...
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I am sorry if this question is frequently asked, simple to answer or not defined enough. I'll provide as many details as I can.
Anyway
You've probably heard of the app called Giphy. It's an app via which you can send GIF images to others. When you download the app, you also have an integrated keyboard which you can use instead of the standard keyboard you get with your phone
I just recently started learning flutter and I wanted to try and make a keyboard of my own. Is there a way to do that in flutter? If so, how do I do it?
You cannot create Keyboard input editor app in flutter, because it is very specific to native application. So try to create it natively for both Android and iOS.
Check below links, might help you:
For Android:
Create an input method editor (IME)
For iOS:
Creating a Custom Keyboard
Creating a Custom Keyboard In IOS…
I am working on a project on android. I want to attach Gboard into my application because I want to use its functions. I want to use Gboard pad for writing input. I don't want from the user to download Gboard separately. I want to make it a part of application. If possible kindly let me know how.
Id say it is not possible, cannot find anything for Gboard, even virtual keyboard api is deprecated since 2011.
You might want to take a look at creating your own input methods.
I'm currently developing an Android app for a client. Problem is their mockup screens contained a UI view that I'm unfamiliar with. In short, I'm not sure what approach/implementation to use.
This is what I'm trying to achieve:
The user taps on SALES TOOLS, and a popup of some sort appears with options leading to other features of the app.
Any suggestions on what implementation I can use?
There are lots of library Available in market
Please check this URL it may be help you links given below
Chrome Style Help Popups
Quick-action-pattern-in-Android
Another alternative would be "super-tooltips":
https://github.com/nhaarman/supertooltips
Use android.widget.PopupWindow to create popwindow for a view.
using it various method you can put the window where ever you want.
Use this link will satisfy your needs .
https://androidresearch.wordpress.com/2012/05/06/how-to-create-popups-in-android/
I'm currently working on android service. One of its task is to read the input data entered by user (and also modify it) .
The only possible way that till now, I've figured out is to make a custom keyboard and write methods in that custom keyboard. I don't want this .
Is their any other method for it?
Thanks
Edit: I need this to work across multiple applications. So I don't think TextWatcher can help here.
It can surely be observed by using an Accessibilityservice.
Check
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/accessibilityservice/AccessibilityService.html
specially typeViewTextChanged and typeWindowContentChanged
This will not completly check all key hooks but you can check for changedtext in the focused window. With a little workaround you will be able to do what you want to do.
I'm an Android developer and I'm trying to figure out how to build a tool/app that suggests features to the user when highlighting any text on any other application.
Is that possible? I guess it will be similar to developing the "copy and paste" feature, but I just need to know from where to begin and what do I exactly need to achieve this.
EDITED:
Can I use "The Clipboard Framework" to listen for text selection?
Is that possible?
Generally speaking, no, for security reasons.
In this specific case, you could create your own input method editor (a.k.a., soft keyboard), which the user could elect to use, and you could find out when the user selects text in an EditText. But writing a good input method editor is not simple, and it will have no effect on, say, text highlighted in a Web browser.
Can I use "The Clipboard Framework" to listen for text selection?
No.
Mmmmmh, you must do all tutorials and read theory before you start programming anything.
If you don't want to do that, you could start doing things that are already done in tutorials and manuals.
By the way, try to do THIS tutorial, to learn the basics about save content and manipulating text. Then, this summary about writing text. And then, you can start thinking about aplications.