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app/src/main/java/org/dslul/openboard/inputmethod/keyboard/internal/KeyboardBuilder.kt
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@ -60,13 +60,16 @@ open class KeyboardBuilder<KP : KeyboardParams>(protected val mContext: Context,
// todo: further plan
// add a parser for more complex layouts, and slowly extend it with whatever is needed
// try to make the format compatible with florisboard, or just take it if it has all we need
// if so, then make sure additional stuff unwanted in this app (if there is some) does not cause errors
// probably need to deal with different functional key definition style, but only if allowing numpad and similar layouts
// initially it's just alternative key for shifted layout
// so dvorak and azerty and colemak and others can be migrated
// try to make the format compatible with florisboard
// migrate symbol layouts to this style
// better before user-defined layouts
// should be straightforward to do
// allow users to define their own layouts
// simplified if possible, but json should be fine too
// migrate keypad layouts to this style
// will need more configurable layout definition -> another parser, or do it with compatible jsons
// allow users to define their own layouts (maybe migrate other layouts first?)
// need to solve the scaling issue with number row and 5 row keyboards
// write up how things work for users, also regarding language more keys
// readme, maybe also some "help" button in a dialog
@ -98,14 +101,8 @@ open class KeyboardBuilder<KP : KeyboardParams>(protected val mContext: Context,
// migrate emoji layouts to this style
// emojis are defined in that string array, should be simple to handle
// parsing could be done into a single row, which is then split as needed
// this might help with split layout (no change in key size, but in number of rows!)
// this might help with split layout (no change in key size, but in number of rows)
// write another parser, it should already consider split
// more dynamic / lazy way for loading the 10 emoji keyboards?
// use recyclerView instead of a keyboard?
// or recyclerView with one keyboardView per row?
// could be possible if creating the keyboards is fast enough... but also need to check whether it's ok for memory use and stuff
// migrate keypad layouts to this style
// will need more configurable layout definition -> another parser
// migrate moreKeys and moreSuggestions to this style?
// at least they should not make use of the KeyTextsSet/Table (and of the XmlKeyboardParser?)
// migrate other languages to this style

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app/src/main/java/org/dslul/openboard/inputmethod/keyboard/internal/keyboard_parser/SimpleKeyboardParser.kt
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@ -566,6 +566,17 @@ private class BaseKey(
)
// todo (later): may depend on language for non-latin layouts... or should the number row always be latin?
// best have number row layout in a file, and get layout file dependent on keyboard layout and some setting
// setting should be sth that goes like "prioritize localized numbers"
// idea for behavior:
// if no extra local number row: number row like now, no number row shows numbers in moreKeys
// for other numbers:
// language-dependent number moreKeys (latin numbers on localized variant, and localized variant on latin numbers)
// show whatever is selected as number row, or as morekeys if number row is off
// but then how to simply put both latin and local number in moreKeys when number row is disabled?
// consider that numbers may have more moreKeys...
// idea: field [numbers] where in the next line the numbers are space-separated in order 1-9 and 0
// would be simpler to handle than moreKeys
private val numbers = (1..9).map { it.toString() } + "0"
// moreKeys for numbers, order is 1-9 and then 0