Hi folks,
I'm developing a custom keyboard recently, and in some case I need to know what other keyboards predict the words.
For example, I could use Espresso to type some chars like "h" -> "e" -> "y" , and what I want to collect are ["hey", "they", "get"]
Basically we could screenshot it and cut the red box part as follows, and use OCR tech to fetch the words. But it's kind of weird, so I was wondering if we could fetch the candidates by some xposed modules?
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Full source available here:
http://www.koushikdutta.com/2008/07/using-htc-touch-diamond-sensor-sdk-from.html
Start coding!
Did you ever heard something about the search function?
I wasn't looking for the SDK. I was posting that I had created the managed SDK and posted the link where other developers could get it.
Coincidentally, I looked at your code using ILDasm.exe. Your Diamond Profile Switcher uses SensorAPI.dll which has the exact same public types as my SDK... why are you biting the hand that feeds you?
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I've just change the Namespace, because it was a long name and it was not descriptive.
On the other hand i figured it out by myself how to use the sensor, but and the end it was easier to use the finished SDK. I'm not selling it as my own work!
Whats this all about?
QR-Code are special types of symbols or pictures which contain different information. For example simple text, telephone number or a URL.
learn more about this: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_Code
they are used in the industry to code price information or ticket authentication for rail and flight tickets...
just read them with you Diamond, the built in camera and this program:
http://www.quickmark.com.tw/En/basic/download.asp#HTC_Touch_Diamond
if you were sucessfull you should be able to read this:
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If you want to create your own:
http://qrcode.kaywa.com/
have fun...
Also check out Firefox plugin "Mobile Barcoder" lets you "send" current URL to Opera or Pocket IE.
hey does anyone have a cab for a better keyboard type of thing? i'm looking for something like the iphones keys, big and spaced out pretty well. i've seen it on some of the roms, but i can't seem to find any cabs to download them.
google PCM keyboard. theres also happy tapping keyboard. i personally use fingerkeyboard. the keys are small but its pretty easy to get used to.
Hi,
maybe you can find a skin that suits you among the pack I made for PocketCM Keyboard here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=3577639#post3577639
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Wow...thanks!!!
How do I get the keypad from eclair to use in current ROMs? Here's a picture of what it looks like (It makes it MUCH easier to push numbers when adding contacts):
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I also know that I could just add contacts here: http://i55.tinypic.com/2rdf3aa.png but I prefer being in my phone-book/contacts menu to add Contacts through there.
.... number pad found in ROMs now:
Have you tried switching input methods? This will change the keyboards you have installed on your phone...
Long press in the text field and select "input method"
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I'm new to all this Android stuff, I got my first android phone last Christmas & have (slowly) learned a lot, mainly here at XDA. I'm generally happy with my theme with one exception. My carrier name (Cincinnati Bell) is black on black (see screen shot). Does anyone know where this setting is? I've been searching (& searching) through framework-res.apk for the past week without any luck.
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:Edit: How is it I always find the answer I'm looking for when I'm searching for something else.