In default settings app we can add keyboard shortcuts for a phrase or word manually, that will work as auto-complete while typing like this -
i want to add a word in default iPhone dictionary so that when user start entering text it will auto-complete.
is there any way to do this through app ?
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I am trying to select the text of my input field in unity, when clicking on it. It works in the editor, but none of selecting methods work on android devices.
The keyboard on android will only open itself by default on the following GUI elements: GUI.TextField GUI.TextArea and GUI.PasswordField. Make sure you are using one of these types for your inputfield. Also make sure "hide mobile input" is unchecked.
Alternatively you can make a call to open the onscreen keyboard yourself using TouchScreenKeyboard.Open(). Mind that if you open the touchscreen keyboard yourself it will not automatically populate the field field and you'll have to call to TouchScreenKeyboard.text to acces what the user is typing. Eg. myInputfield.text = myTouchScreenKeyboard.text to the set the text in myInputField
for all touchscreenkeyboard functionality see the docs here and here
In most Mac applications it is possible to switch between the open windows of an application using the cmd ~ key shortcut.
I want this in my app too, but I really don't see how to implement.
Most key shortcuts are implemented by adding a shortcut to one of the menu items. But for this one a menu item is not applicable.
In the Keyboard preferences pane, under the Shortcuts pane, Command-` is a system-level keyboard shortcut in the Keyboard category (labeled "Move focus to next window").
I have a problem when using editors (like NetBeans/CodeBlock) in windows 7.
E.g.: If I start to initialize a text using "(Double/single Quotation) and text is starting with a it will give äaaa instead of "aaaa" (this web editor also the same for my PC)
How can I stop this occurrences ?
Sounds like you are using the US-International keyboard layout.
Check the keyboard layout icon in the system tray when you have the misbehaving application focused; you can change the layout from here, or by pressing a key shortcut. (Maybe you're doing that by accident? You can turn the shortcut off, or remove the unwanted layout completely, from Control Panel → Region and Language → Keyboards and Languages → Change keyboards.)
Eclipse has this great feature of searching text in Workspace(Ctrl+Alt+G), Project, File or Working Set.
The results are displayed neatly in a Search tab/view and when I double-click (i.e. mouse) a particular line, the file (in which that searched text is found) is open exactly at where the search text is.
Is there a keyboard shortcut for that double-click? To open the next one?
There is not one keyboard shortcut to perform this action that I know of, but there are two of them that could work in sequence.
Go to Window > Prefs > Keys
Search for "Show view search"
Set some custom keyboard shortcut because the default one is too long to be efficient (I like to use Alt+Shift+S)
Perform your search
With the search view in focus double-click the first result
When you are ready to go to next item, use a keyboard shortcut to show search view again (Alt+Shift+S for me)
Then press 'Ctrl+.'
This shortcut will display the next result and open a new file is needed.
So with this sequence you can use two keyboard shortcuts (Alt+Shift+S then Ctrl+.) to do what you want.
Checkout the Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts PDF list for v2.1, v3.0, and v3.1 HERE
#gamerson has the right answer, but for the future I wanted to make sure you are aware of two key meta keyboard shortcuts:
Ctrl-Shift-L (Command-Shift-L on Mac) - Opens up a searchable list of available shortcuts.
Ctrl-3 (Command-3 on Mac) - Quick Access gives you a searchable, prioritized list of a bunch of stuff - commands, menu items, windows, tabs, etc. It's pretty darn useful.
i want to have different language (spanish,german,french,chinese and so on) keyboard in my app.
How can i use different language keyboard in my app.
thank you
Unfortunately, you cannot control the language of the keyboard. The user chooses which keyboards they would like available via the settings application and can toggle between them using the globe icon on the keyboard(PFA Image).When the keyboard is opened it will open to the most recently used keyboard.
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It‘s up to your settings's keyboard.If you want to use so many keyboard,your iphone should add those keyboard first.