Currently I am busy with designing keyboard maximum functionality of the keyboard has been completed at that time i am facing a problem regard setting of this key board like Speed of typing, spell checking, suggestion box and other think i know this is control by Preference.
But i don't know about how to add preference in android setting.
Means user control this keyboard setting by these following step.
Settings >Language and Keyboard >My Keyboard name > Setting of this Keyboard.
Can any one told me hoe can it possible thanks in advance.
You will have to create your own custom firmware.
Perhaps this question and answer covers what you want to do?
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What I need is to add a custom key to android keyboard. I know I can implement my own keyboard but implementing all the functionalities (dictionary, swipe, microphone button etc) sounds like a lot of work. I see two solutions:
modify system keyboard (I expect it not to be possible, but it's
sometimes good to ask :))
create my own keyboard but somehow deriving it from existing one
Is any of these possible? Any other ideas?
After an investigation, answers are:
not possible
not possible
:)
I would like to remove the "settings" and the "paste" keys in the keyboard (EditText). How can I achieve this?
Thanks in advance!
EDIT:
About possible duplicate with this thread: How to disable copy/paste from/to EditText, my question is a bit different. I am not trying to find a way to cancel the paste function in any keyboard the user may choose. In my context, the app is in kiosk mode, so user has not the privileges to change anything. And that exactly why I do not want him being able to change any keyboard config using that "setting" key in the android default keyboard...
Hey this is a simple question but i can't seem to find an answer for it.
I'm intrested in creating something like a smilies keyboard to be added to the native keyboard so a person can add them in emails/SMS etc.
Now i guess i can edit the OS itself and add it to keyboard, but i was wondering if i can attach to the event that opens the keyboard and edit it?
Again, i'm NOT intrested in a custom keyboard inside my app, i want while my app is open (if possible without, better) to change the regular keyboard.
Is this possible?
i was wondering if i can attach to the event that opens the keyboard and edit it?
No, sorry. That is a different application than yours; you cannot change it at runtime.
You are welcome to build your own input method editor and use that, though. Or, perhaps you could make a contribution to some existing open source input method editor project.
A good example for what I'm looking for is the custom keyboard used by the WolframAlpha app.
Ideally I would like to set a custom keyboard for each EditText (one that only shows certain characters/digits), although I'm not certain that this is possible.
If anyone can point me in the direction of examples for how to do this and/or provide assistance in any other manner, it would be greatly appreciated.
I have been unable, so far, to find an example using Google of what I need to accomplish.
For developing custom keypad you should check this
android official docs and this sample app
and may this tutorial help you
See TextView's android:imeOptions and android:inputType to tell the keyboard what type of keyboard you want and if you want an enter key or something else (like "Go").
Is it possible to have the AutoCompleteTextView show the suggestions above the keyboard just like when using the default dictionary? (If yes, how:))
Or can I use my own database to show suggestion when using EditText?
Hope you understand what I mean:)
Thank you
Bastaixen
I don't think this is possible. The suggestions shown above the keyboard are actually part of the IME, so completely unrelated to your application / activity.
The only way to do this would be for you to build-in your own IME and then you can customize what suggestions would be there. You can base it on latinIME, but there are still a couple of things you would need to figure out:
You would need to figure out how to tell Android to use your custom IME in your app. Or, like this answer say, just build in the keyboard in your app.
if your user is using a different keyboard (for different language, or swype or something like that), they would probably not like it much...