Hi, I just want to clarify if you were able to emulate swiping in the android emulator? I read from another discussion thread that swiping is not supported in the emulator and can only be verified using an actual device. If you were able to do it using the emulator, can you share how?
Thanks and best regards, - tsukishiro On Wednesday, February 16, 2011 5:10:01 AM UTC+9, Karel Vervaeke wrote: > > Hi everyone. > > I checked out the Android sources and introduced swype-like > functionality to the LatinIME keyboard. > At the moment, it's still very rough: > - you need to download a list of most-frequently used words for your > language > - you need to compile that list into an index which allows you to > quickly look up words based on the swype gestures. > - you need to put the compiled list on an sd card > - you need to push the modified LatinIME.apk to your device. > > At the moment I have only worked with an emulator. Performance is > getting close to what it needs to be and I'm quite confident that I > can improve it to being very usable. > > Before I clean up the implementation and move forward I would like to > get some hints or pointers: > > (1) packaging > I want to prevent having to provide packages for all target devices & > target Android versions. How do I deal with the native code in the > LatinIME package? (Currently I have only run the modified LatinIME on > an emulator - I wouldn't even know how to start building it for > specific devices) Should I even base my code on LatinIME or are there > better input methods? > > (2) contributing > Are there any projects out there which would be interested in > incorporating these changes? (This is just a hobby project, I don't > have time to maintain it forever). > As far as I see it, it would make an interesting contribution to the > android proper codebase, but I need to figure out how to deal with > various languages & keyboard layouts. > > (3) how to deal with multiple languages & keyboard layouts > Each different language+keyboard layout requires another index file. > How would you go about to attract contributions and how would make > them available to all users? > > I'm looking forward to hearing your suggestions. All hints and > pointers are very welcome. > > Karel -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers?hl=en
