Greetings Peeps,
I have a weird issue with a specific piece of equipment. When I receive physical keyboard input the app is not converting it properly, but it works on most devices I have tested with. The code is probably going to make more sense than what I write here.
I listen for key inputs in Java Code:
And I receive the inputs with this:
I don't know why the device is not returning the proper ascii characters, I can only think it is some kind of encoding error and I don't know how to check it.
Thanks,
Martin
I have a weird issue with a specific piece of equipment. When I receive physical keyboard input the app is not converting it properly, but it works on most devices I have tested with. The code is probably going to make more sense than what I write here.
I listen for key inputs in Java Code:
B4X:
public boolean _onKeyDown(int KeyCode, KeyEvent event) {
switch (KeyCode) {
case 31:
{ processBA.raiseEvent(null, "control_inputs", event.getUnicodeChar());
return true;
}
default:
{ return true;
}
}And I receive the inputs with this:
B4X:
Sub control_inputs(i As Int)
If i = 99999 Then
Starter.myInputCase = "u"
myKeyTimer.Enabled = True
Else
'Log(i)
Dim s As String = Chr(i)
If Starter.myInputCase = "u" Then
s = s.ToUpperCase
Starter.myInputCase = ""
End If
If i <> 1 And i <> 2 Then
Starter.myInputToken = Starter.myInputToken & s
Else
Starter.myInputToken = Starter.myInputToken & i
End If
End SubI don't know why the device is not returning the proper ascii characters, I can only think it is some kind of encoding error and I don't know how to check it.
Thanks,
Martin