3) For pop-up characters, is there any logic to determine which character (first, second, third...) will be exactly above the original key? Seems that sometimes is the first, other times the third...
Hi @Aymaan68 you can find the instruction in the documentation (see https://github.com/AnySoftKeyboard/AnySoftKeyboard/blob/master/addons/CONTRIBUTING.md).
Hi @vivekkj2004_gitlab The instruction is available at https://github.com/AnySoftKeyboard/AnySoftKeyboard/blob/master/addons/CONTRIBUTING.md
hi, for unicase indian english , i am trying to have A a i u e o . to eksplain more kindly visit github.com/font77/heks810 . so hao to do this in anysoftkeyboard
Ukrainian layout created by rlavriv does not have one letter 'ґ'. Is it right place to ask?
Any tips on where to start (especially for someone who doesn't have an android environment set up?
hi everyone. why do available themes change each time I install/delete ASK?
i found nice themes, 2 or three, ios like and w/o sound recignition, but i can't find them anymore..
is there a theme pack or something?
Hello,
I discovered AnySoftKeyboard, and what a great project!
I want to use the characters of my languages, but my language does not exist in the project. It is the Kabyle language (Taqvaylit) or Latin Berber (Tamazight Latin).
Please, does anyone know if there is a keyboard on AnySoftKeyboard that includes characters?
č / ḍ / ǧ / ḥ / ɣ / ṛ / ṣ / ṭ / ẓ / ɛ / ţ
Or if there is someone who could help me include them in an Azerty keyboard?
(on Gboard it's Tamazight Latin, otherwise https://www.lexilogos.com/clavier/tamazight_latin.htm)
Enjoy
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Here are some screeshots of the Tamazight layout. This pack includes even Tifinagh alphabet based on Unicode.
I've introduced the kabyle and Berber dictionary which are a work in progress for now.
And yes, Tifinagh is working on ASK.
More details on my blogpost : https://fediverse.blog/~/Lesouk/%C3%A9crire-en-tifinagh-sous-android/
Thanks ButterFlyOfFire (Tannemirt a A.)
I will see in fediverse.blog ! <3
I will see in fediverse.blog ! <3
Hy, I am using mostly the AnySoftKeyborad - numblock in Excel. But quite often it switches from the selected numblock to a different light grey one. Which I haven´t installed... And a second question, is there a possibility to make the numblock the default keyboard to start with? I have seen something like this in the setting für developer, but it was without effect.
Hello! I sent this message to the Github discussions section a while ago but I've just now realised that this is your communication channel.
Does anyone know what happened to the ASK Catalan language pack? I had to change my phone a few weeks ago and it's gone from F-Droid.
After an extensive search I was only able to find the Catalan keyboard layout embedded in the Spanish language pack, but not the dictionary, which was the biggest advantage of this app. :'(
Any chance it will be back soon? Any advice?
Thank you for your work! :)
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I want to make a language keyboard. Here is the constraint
We have vowels (a, e, i, o, u) keys. They should output lower letters (a, e, i, o, u) of vowels when typed or edited with preceding text is any consonants (b, c, d, f, g, h, ...) but output upper case (A, E, I, O ,U) of vowels, if the preceding text is not a consonant.
We have vowels (a, e, i, o, u) keys. They should output lower letters (a, e, i, o, u) of vowels when typed or edited with preceding text is any consonants (b, c, d, f, g, h, ...) but output upper case (A, E, I, O ,U) of vowels, if the preceding text is not a consonant.
Hello. I have three languages installed and want to disable auto-correct for just one of them (as in my mother tongue we use slang between friends). Is it possible to disable auto correct for just one language and keep it for the other two? I tried deselecting the language in "ovveride default dictionary", but it automatically re-selects itself.
Hi, thanks for the great work on the Keyboard!. We are going to introduce an Icelandic language pack for the keyboard. Currently, we assemble together the Dictionary with frequency lists. Anywhere a readme on how to best integrate a new language or any pointer, how to best modify the keyboard for the correct placement of the letters/numbers/symbols ?
Hi @lumpidu The main instruction is on https://github.com/AnySoftKeyboard/AnySoftKeyboard/blob/main/addons/CONTRIBUTING.md The dictionary file will be in xml format and put in prebuild folder (one example is from english language pack: https://github.com/AnySoftKeyboard/AnySoftKeyboard/blob/main/addons/languages/english/pack/dictionary/prebuilt/websites.xml). For the layout, just use the english one as a base and modify the keys as you want (see https://github.com/AnySoftKeyboard/AnySoftKeyboard/blob/main/addons/languages/english/pack/src/main/res/xml/qwerty.xml) You can try the result in an emulator/real phone. Once you're satisfied, you can compile, sign and upload it to the Google Play Store. For compiling and uploading to the Google Play Store you can contact me, I can give you an instruction.
In that xml file you can see the keyboard rows. The top row for example are qwerty keys. You just replace the code for the existing keys with the ones you want. For example if you want to replace the sixth key on the top row (label y with code 121) with the label z (code: 122) as the Germans do, just replace the code with 122 and the label with z.
I created a keyboard layout, where I put Wikipedia codes as pop up characters on the third row. And in order to see immediately which codes behind certain keys I use that mentioned theme above. For example it shows on top of the key n the hint label [ and on the key m the hint label ].
I want to make a language keyboard. Here is the constraint
We have vowels (a, e, i, o, u) keys. They should output lower letters (a, e, i, o, u) of vowels when typed or edited with preceding text is any consonants (b, c, d, f, g, h, ...) but output upper case (A, E, I, O ,U) of vowels, if the preceding text is not a consonant.
We have vowels (a, e, i, o, u) keys. They should output lower letters (a, e, i, o, u) of vowels when typed or edited with preceding text is any consonants (b, c, d, f, g, h, ...) but output upper case (A, E, I, O ,U) of vowels, if the preceding text is not a consonant.