I want to lock my keyboard to just simplified chinese handwriting. How do I do this?
The problem is that I am trying to create a Chinese quiz app in Xcode 6 using swift and I want the quiz-takers to write in the character to match the English word using a chinese handwriting keyboard. I do not know how to program this and other questions asked like this do not seem to yield a useful result for me.
You can't lock the keyboard unless you present your own custom keyboard. Once again, you have to take into account those with physical keyboards as well (who can bypass your custom keyboard).
A good recommendation is to use a custom handwriting recogniser that links to a label (to prevent keyboard intervention).
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I have custom text view that implement UITextInput. Everything works except the voiceover does not repeat the characters I typed using soft keyboard.
Is there any additional API or services I need to implement in order to make it work?
Unfortunately, now it seems that VoiceOver cannot announce the soft keyboard feedback made by native code.
But it possible to get VoiceOver feedback at text field of WebView().
So, I'm making iOS App by this way.
I have had this question for a long time and I tried to search it in iOS 10 APIs but I couldn't find any, if anyone knows the corresponding APIs, please help here.
So I have an iOS custom keyboard for Mandarin and it requires selecting word after some inputs.
Google's custom keyboard GBoard now supports Simplified Chinese and it works with iPad Pro Smart Keyboard and it will display a list of candidate words right below the cursor as shown in this video.
GBoard Simplified Chinese Input
But I couldn't find the corresponding API to make this happen for my own custom keyboard extension.
So 2 questions here:
Is it doable now to make a custom keyboard extension work for external physical bluetooth keyboard, and how? Not iPad Pro Smart Keyboard but generally using Apple bluetooth keyboard with say an iPad Air.
If #1 it not doable now, how can I make my custom keyboard work like GBoard so that when the user types some english chars, the candidate list will appear right below the cursor and then use arrow keys to navigate and enter to input.
Much appreciated.
I am using the numeric keyboard for ipad and iPhone. The problem is it displays correctly on iphone but on ipad it has the option to type the non numeric characters as well.
I have already validated the input and filtering it so that only the numeric data get typed in but i want to remove that alphabet part totally from the keyboard view. I have read many articles suggesting that i would need to implement the custom keyboard. Is there any other way than the custom keyboard that i can do it quickly. My coding platform is swift.
Any help would be appreciate able.
I am making an app where I use the "People" emojis as avatar faces and the "Food and drink" emojis for, well, food and drink icons. I would like to use the regular keyboard for presenting the emojis for user input, but I would like to present only these two categories of emojis (and even so, each category would be presented in a different context).
I am working with iOS 8, Xcode 6.3 and Swift.
Can I configure the regular keyboard so that it only shows a subset of emojis which I define?
If not, can I create a new custom keyboard preserving everything from the original Apple keyboard but limiting the subset of characters? Any pointers on how to do this?
Thanks.
You can not configure the regular keyboard so that it only shows a subset of emojis. But yes can make your own custom keyboard.
You can find some really good posts about how to make the custom keyboards:
http://verisage.us/en/blog/2014/07/17/ios-8-custom-keyboard-swift-tutorial/
http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/ios-8-creating-a-custom-keyboard-in-swift--cms-22344
Also I found this FaceBoardPlus sample: http://code4app.net/ios/FaceBoardPlus/52a9ba56cb7e841e178b69d0 which is exactly what you are looking for but written in objective c.
EDIT: From iOS developer library:
After a user chooses a custom keyboard, it becomes the keyboard for
every app the user opens. For this reason, a keyboard you create must,
at minimum, provide certain base features. Most important, your
keyboard must allow the user to switch to another keyboard.
To provide a fully custom keyboard for just your app or to supplement
the system keyboard with custom keys in just your app, the iOS SDK
provides other, better options. Read about custom input views and
input accessory views in Custom Views for Data Input in Text
Programming Guide for iOS.
With my ipad app i want the user to have enter some values, by selecting numbers on the keyboard.
I only want to present them with the numpad, since letters don't make any sense (it's a simple calculation app).
I choose the numpad as keyboard, see:
But for some reason i still get the default QWERTY keyboard presented. Any help is verrrrry much appreciated, i am a total noob in ios development ;-)
iPad does not have a nuberpad like iPhone but you can restrict users from typing anything other than numbers in the keypad Check this or if you want to have only numbers you can create your own customise keyboard this may give you an idea on how to create one .Hopefully this solves your issue.