This CL a logical revert of a previous CL [1], which separated Java
files into common ones and overridable ones. Now that that overriding
concept is no longer used, there is no need to keep having separate
directory structure.
[1]: Ic734bd4d20aa050c688a3158b1a382ae0ac18991
fb74ab15c1
Fix: 79323502
Test: make -j aosp_taimen-userdebug && make -j
Test: tapas LatinIME && make -j
Change-Id: I2090bc25d18e6d4f24e91c2cbfe832755cbb4e8f
This CL introduces a custom intent action for apps to ask AOSP Keyboard to
close its software keyboard with guarding it with a signature-protected
permission.
Any app that is signed with the same signature as AOSP Keyboard can have
the following line in AndroidManifest.xml
<uses-permission
android:name="com.android.inputmethod.latin.HIDE_SOFT_INPUT"/>
to request AOSP Keyboard to close its software keyboard as follows.
sendBroadcast(new Intent("com.android.inputmethod.latin.HIDE_SOFT_INPUT")
.setPackage("com.android.inputmethod.latin"));
Test: Manually verified with a test app.
Fixes: 65270710
Change-Id: I4fd2e3a7336ec66c70582a2f274a200cbf035a7f
LatinIME checks hardware keyboard presence and software keyboard
visibility to decide whether to start full screen mode.
This doesn't work well with the recent update on "Show input method"
(Bug: 22517687, Id4d332e3909590c68345e).
On the first tap, software keyboard is not shown and hardware keyboard
is connected; so full screen mode is not started. However,
onEvaluateInputViewShown may return true ant software keyboard may be
brought up.
In this care, on the second tap, software keyboard is visible so full
screen mode will be started regardless of hardware keyboard presence.
This CL checks onEvaluateInputViewShown to decide whether to start
full screen mode.
Bug: 27234709
Change-Id: I587262cc36e5fccc59620b4bd2d2c3c05c72232f
We want to expose Serbian (Latin) layout as "sr-Latn" to the system,
while our internal logic may not be ready to deal with "sr-Latn" yet.
As a temporary workaround, we remap "sr-Latn" into "sr_ZZ" for our
internal use.
Bug: 27348943
Change-Id: I93ff0c75b3687bb1b913f451b9eb5f2820beefbc
This is a follow up CL to the previous CL [1], in which we started
calling Window#setNavigationBarColor(int) when the window visibility is
changed.
One thing we missed is that calling Window#setNavigationBarColor(int) on
KitKant or prior devices would result in a runtime crash. Hence with
this CL we do not call that method unless the OS version is N or leter,
because specifying Color.TRANSPARENT would make sense on N+ devices.
[1]: I14d9490e00caa852035a05830e76114cbe6af8f2
6c04339c5a
Bug: 22564251
Bug: 27302540
Change-Id: Ib7299dd8c3dad4271f8fac453e690c83bda4a954
With this CL, LatinIME switches the current subtype from its enabled
subtypes based on the first locale in EditorInfo#hintLocales.
This functionality is still experimental, and will be triggered only
when EditorInfo#hintLocales is specified by the application.
Bug: 22859862
Change-Id: Ibd0559b370d8aa0d50d1bada8ecfdac0ed8db898
With this CL, RichInputMethodSubtype#getLocale() starts returning
a Locale object that is initialized with "languageTag" when it is
specified. No behavior change is intended when "languageTag" attribute
is not available or specified.
Bug: 22858221
Change-Id: I23f2e479b8e284ce589c6950b071ba84c5dd8ce1
The opaque navigation bar guard view does not make much sense when the
IME does not show software keyboard at all. LatinIME does not show
any UI when the hardware keyboard is connected.
With Iea77915ecc55eedaf19899e72c44f704ba9d852c, input method can change
the navigation bar visibility. This CL changes navigation bar invisible
when the hardware keyboard is connected.
Bug:22564251
Change-Id: I14d9490e00caa852035a05830e76114cbe6af8f2
Change the way we decide whether we want to show on-screen keyboard by
not only paying attention to modifiers, but also keeping track whether
the key sequence started in the right state.
We are still misfiring if user presses a non-modifier key and then our
modifier hot-key, but such sequence is unlikely. Given the fact that we
do not want to store too much state I believe this deficiency is
acceptable.
Bug: 25087681
Bug: 24142161
Change-Id: I1a6b5e8e903c27a87134a6c9a7cd474a0607d5c8
(cherry picked from commit 7c513455918a52bd28c1c8181cb2880db0973b4b)
Out of the box, we want Alt-Left to toggle Emojis, while Alt-Right
toggles the shifted symbols layout.
Bug: 23954008
Bug: 24369173
Change-Id: I93dd66fb469e5d0a831359ff3a786fe68e1d73ea
(cherry picked from commit 411841b374aa04e333ea5a438dfd539f49ec589a)
This build has been compiled against API 23
This build is approved to go out with the M OTA, but may NOT be released
to the public until the Play Store has enabled API level 23 apps
Version: 4.1.2300x.build_id
1. Disable the settings.
2. Disable the feature.
3. Force reload the facilitator.
Bug: 22564048
Change-Id: Ic09742786c3e4efc034bceee836ae6a1e07307a1
(cherry picked from commit 031d04192080f0368f21c3371d1ec6af87375357)
This build has been compiled against API 23
This build is approved to go out with the M OTA, but may NOT be released
to the public until the Play Store has enabled API level 23 apps
Version: 4.1.2300x.build_id
1. Replaces the personalization is on information with the suggest
contacts.
2. Enables "Use Contacts" only if the app has permission to read
contacts.
3. Disables the contacts dictionary in the Facilitator.
4. Do not register/read the contacts in the contact observer.
Bug: 22236416
Change-Id: I9674e13d0d0f4a2014c5024fde0178de684c07e7
FileUtils is being used for other non android projects
and hence breaks when built. Instead use the log statements
at caller to record Log.e messages. Hence there is no side
effect here.
Bug:22042371
Change-Id: Ieb100006ff38e013bc30542637465f58bfc0f2f2
This will ensure that a new (or upgraded) keyboard instance will know which
dictionaries are available for download so it requests missing dictionaries.
In addition, we increment the database version number to ensure upgrades of
existing Fava instances start with a clean slate.
Bug 22069694.
Change-Id: Id71310412682543a3931f9c5c03cb0369fa7b9ac
The initial reloadTextCache() operation needs to read 1k characters, and it
could be slow on low-end devices. Also, the initial load is not blocking key
strokes, so it can take a little longer.
Bug 22062102.
Change-Id: I134424e8910c0d6131c311a862bdc87eccd3af44
1. Add mechanism to detect a slow or non-resonsive InputConnection (IC)
2. When IC slowness is detected, skip certain IC calls that are known
to be expensive (e.g., getTextAfterCursor).
3. Similarly, disables learning / unlearning on a slow IC.
4. IC slowness flag is reset when starting input on a new TextView or
when a fixed amount of time has passed.
Note: These are mostly temporary workarounds. The permanent solution is
to refactor RichInputConnection so that it is less sensitive to IC
slowness in general.
Bug: 21926256
Change-Id: I383fab0516d3f3a8e0f71e5d760a8336a7730f7c
Users rarely tap on committed words, and the cost of sending the spans back
through the input connection, back and forth to the target app, is too high.
Bug 21926256.
Change-Id: I8e55b57ce2148ed313dc927425b6d9c958634958
This is causing issues we can't deal with in a safe and timely manner.
Furthermore, users who need downloaded dictionaries already have them by now.
Bug 21797386.
Change-Id: I97e5fd84edcf2b16f04db57b7ae4a13fa9ce993f
We never delete text after the cursor, so constrain the API accordingly.
Define the number of characters to read before and after.
Set them to reasonable values.
The next CL will start caching text after the cursor.
Bug 21926256.
Change-Id: Idd58daf68614de4a69344aa3c8a4323720c5d3a0
Note: this doesn't mean that sync would happen.
It only unblocks users who are already opted into
cloud sync
Change-Id: I91836efadac89d0429d7f2e9c9190a873a638743
We want to let the facilitator decide if a word is valid or invalid, and cache
the answer in the facilitator's cache. The spell checker session doesn't need
its own word cache, except as a crutch to communicate suggestions to the code
that populates the suggestion drop-down. We leave that in place.
Bug 20018546.
Change-Id: I3c3c53e0c1d709fa2f64a2952a232acd7380b57a
Confusingly, specifying a null Locale object to the constructor
of SuggestionSpan does not necessarily mean that
SuggestionSpan#getLocale() returns null. The constructor in
question also receives Context object, and Context's locale can
be used as a fallback locale to initialize locale of
SuggestionSpan.
With this CL, LatinIME always specify non-null Locale object
when instantiating SuggestionSpan object. It basically
corresponds to the active main dictionary, but can be
Locale#ROOT when one locale is not determined for some reasons.
BUG: 20435013
Change-Id: I2c152466410327300e7dba4d7ed9a22f57c17c4f
vineel sadineni
Yohei Yukawa
Keisuke Kuroyanagi
David Riley
Seigo Nonaka
Dmitry Torokhov
Dan Zivkovic
Mohammadinamul Sheik
Jatin Matani
Tom Ouyang
Chieu Nguyen
Martin Paraskevov