Thanks for the quick reply, Mark.
After you pointed me to that example, I searched these forums for the
softkeyboard example and found this thread describing how to use the
example:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/3ab619a3f127e61c
That gives me a decent place to start.
On Sep 11, 1:52 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
polyclefsoftware wrote:
In v1.5 of the SDK, the release notes include Support for user
installation of 3rd party keyboards. So the API allows you to design
a custom keyboard layout within a single app. But how might one go
about developing a custom keyboard that a user could download and
install (as opposed to compiling your own build of Android), that
would replace the soft system keyboard in all instances?
Is there any online documentation for how to get started on doing this?
There is a SoftKeyboard sample in the samples/ directory in your SDK's
android-1.5/ area. I don't know if there is more documentation than what
is in there, though.
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