RE: New input method demo!

2007-10-29 Thread Mikkel Meyer Andersen
Hi,

I've just recently started a project:
https://projects.openmoko.org/projects/openmoko-input/

Please feel free to join it!

I haven't really started at using the SVN there yet, so the source I've got
so far can be downloaded from www.scienco.org/openmoko-input.tar.gz - I'll
put it in the project SVN ASAP.

I'm aware that the separation of the library and the inputting itself isn't
fulfilled at this time, but we are clearly suppose to do that ASAP, too.

As mentioned earlier, I'm really not a great C-programmer; I've mainly done
C# earlier, so please feel free to comment :-).

Regards,
Mikkel

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Dato: 29/10/07 10:49

 
 Mikkel Meyer Andersen skrev:
  Hi,
  
  I've also tried to develop a keyboard for finger-use. I started with
  developing a dictionary library, and have only made a very simple GUI to
use
  it.
  
  I haven't seen you keyboard yet, but I'm really looking forward to. In
  addition to this, I hope to be able to incorporate the dictionary I've
made.
 
 I'm been thinking about this for a while... And Yes thanks... I want to 
 play with it.
 
 While the app often have better knowledge, it make sens to put the logic 
 in one place. To give all apps completion, and to avoid duplication. An 
 api to let apps control what they need would probably not be too 
 complicated ether.
 
 So, Yes... Where can I find the code and data?
 
 I would also want to find a list of the most used English words... To 
 add directly in the keyboard layout. It is better for short words then 
 completion, and the most used words is often short. As positions in the 
 keyboard layout have to be memorized to work fast it will work for far 
 less words. So completion is a nice complement.
 
 /LaH
 
 
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Re: New input method demo!

2007-10-26 Thread Mario Wewer
Hi,

I watched the demo... Looks nice!

Maybe I have an interesting idea for you we could talk about...

I know that this is only a demo, but for the better productivity (less training 
needed) it would be nice if you would build up a standard keyboard layout

I mean - first button means 
Space - then left (better a circle left - like iPods) jumps a step left (as 
long as I draw the circle) to ALT,STRG ,...)
If I raise the finger and then scratch up it goes to the upper next line 
yxcvbnm,.- where the 'b' or 'n' is highlightet That sounds easy I hope?! 
What do you think?!
Maybe then the capital keys could be used by one of the three starting 
buttons...

Possibilitys of selecting:
- pressing : select
- press and move up : go up one selection line
- press and move down : go gown one selection line
- press and move left : go left one character
- press and move left in a circle left go left for as many characters as the 
circle moves
- ...



The keys in the currently selected row could be shown in a list right above the 
button...
(I use your ascii from the readme)

|*  *|
  y x c v* bbb  *n m , . -scrolls through the screen with the currently 
selectet in the middle
|*__*|

||
|SHFT* SEL  *CTRL|
|*__*|

Was it understandable what I meant??

What do you think of this way of typing?!

Best regards,
Mario




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Subject: Re: New input method demo!

Or you can read the Readme, there's an ascii drawing and the two
paragraph helps you understand how it's used.

Simon

On 10/25/07, Lars Hallberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Vincent skrev:
  On 25/10/2007, *Zalunin Pavel*
 
  yeah, please let us see
 
  I've made a screencast:

 Thanks /LaH


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Re: New input method demo!

2007-10-25 Thread Simon
This kind of keyboard looks quite impressive to me.
The only detail is it might be nice to optimize it for different
things such as programming or english text.
I couldn't try it out, but have you thought sorting the characters in
order of difficulty to type them according to their popularity (in
english text, irc style text with ;) and for programing with lots of
symbols).

I believe it could be possible to ask the user to provide (the
software) an example of documents they most often work on. (For me
C++) And the prog would count the chars and update the keyboard
mapping to adjust for that.  Chars that were not found in document
will take the default popularity...

Anyway, might be a good addition to the wishlist! =)

Simon

On 10/25/07, Lars Hallberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 New demo, download 3key package at:

 https://projects.openmoko.org/frs/?group_id=42

 Short intro:

 3key demo - input method for touchscreen (both finger and stylus).

 All good things are three. This is my third demo and it uses three keys!

 goal

 * Be usable with one hand (hold phone and type with the thumb).
 - Reached in full.

 * Use little space on the screen. The application should have it!
 - Reached in full (take less space then the qwerty keyboard).

 * Be usable without visual contact (type in Your pocket).
 - Reached.

 * Reach all chars and functions and be extendable.
 - Reached in full, extendability not implemented in the demo.

 * Be usable without training, even if slow.
 - Reached, You should get it under one minute.

 * Reach descent speed, even if it takes training.
 - Reached, but takes allot of training and is still no high speed
method. The speed is approximately twice as good with stylus vs
one handed thumb writing. Two handed typing with one finger is
somewhere in the middle.

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Re: New input method demo!

2007-10-25 Thread Jose Manrique Lopez de la Fuente
Any screenshot?

Thanks,

2007/10/25, Lars Hallberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 New demo, download 3key package at:

 https://projects.openmoko.org/frs/?group_id=42

 Short intro:

 3key demo - input method for touchscreen (both finger and stylus).

 All good things are three. This is my third demo and it uses three keys!

 goal

 * Be usable with one hand (hold phone and type with the thumb).
 - Reached in full.

 * Use little space on the screen. The application should have it!
 - Reached in full (take less space then the qwerty keyboard).

 * Be usable without visual contact (type in Your pocket).
 - Reached.

 * Reach all chars and functions and be extendable.
 - Reached in full, extendability not implemented in the demo.

 * Be usable without training, even if slow.
 - Reached, You should get it under one minute.

 * Reach descent speed, even if it takes training.
 - Reached, but takes allot of training and is still no high speed
method. The speed is approximately twice as good with stylus vs
one handed thumb writing. Two handed typing with one finger is
somewhere in the middle.

 /LaH


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Re: New input method demo!

2007-10-25 Thread Zalunin Pavel
yeah, please let us see

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Re: New input method demo!

2007-10-25 Thread Vincent
On 25/10/2007, Zalunin Pavel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 yeah, please let us see


I've made a screencast:

Ogg - http://download185.mediafire.com/ydgn9myztddg/8gv01d9fq7j/out.ogg
Avi - http://www.viddler.com/show_movie!orgFile.action?movieToken=b6ed9b11
Flash - http://www.viddler.com/explore/Vincentt/videos/16/

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Re: New input method demo!

2007-10-25 Thread Lars Hallberg

Vincent skrev:
On 25/10/2007, *Zalunin Pavel* 

yeah, please let us see 


I've made a screencast:


Thanks /LaH


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Re: New input method demo!

2007-10-25 Thread Simon
Or you can read the Readme, there's an ascii drawing and the two
paragraph helps you understand how it's used.

Simon

On 10/25/07, Lars Hallberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Vincent skrev:
  On 25/10/2007, *Zalunin Pavel*
 
  yeah, please let us see
 
  I've made a screencast:

 Thanks /LaH


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