Closed ijdoc closed 12 years ago
Opening again until issue #8 is either solved or determined to be impossible to resolve.
Solved issue #8. So closing this issue.
Just to clarify, you did use an intent meant for the TeclaIME class right?
Yes. If an activity has implemented InputAccessLib, TeclaIME receives an Intent whenever the activity window gains or loses focus. If you meant by permission on the sent Intent, I have not done so. Do you want me to apply permission on the sent intents(in InputAccessLib), so that only the applications with the required permission can receive the intent?
On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 6:03 AM, Jorge Silva < reply@reply.github.com
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Just to clarify, you did use an intent meant for the TeclaIME class right?
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The simplest way to implement this may be through an intent that the IME class can pick up. Developers should not be required to send this intent themselves, this should all be done automatically as part of the back-end operations that the InputAccess library performs once devs declare they want to make the Options menu accessible.