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''' <summary>
''' Keyman Properties
'''AutoApply - Determines whether settings changes are applied To Keyman Engine automatically As they are made.
'''Control - Returns an IKeymanControl Interface that provides methods For controlling the Keyman process And user Interface.
'''Errors - Returns an IKeymanErrors Interface that lists errors that the API incurred When undertaking various processes.
'''Hotkeys - Returns an IKeymanHotkeys Interface that lists all Of the configured Interface hotkeys.
'''Keyboards - Returns an IKeymanKeyboardsInstalled Interface that lists all Of the currently installed Keyman keyboards.
'''Languages - Returns an IKeymanLanguages Interface that lists all Of the currently avilable Windows languages And input methods.
'''hotkeys - Returns an IKeymanhotkeys Interface that lists all Of the configuration settings And values For Keyman Engine.
'''Packages - Returns an IKeymanPackagesInstalled Interface that lists all Of the currently installed Keyman packages.
'''SystemInfo - Returns an IKeymanSystemInfo Interface that describes the current system configuration.
''' </summary>
Public Class clsKeyman
Dim Keyman As New keymanapi.Keyman
''' <summary>
''' Show the on screen keyboard with current language
''' </summary>
Public Sub Show()
IsFocused = True
Keyman.Control.StartVisualKeyboard()
End Sub
''' <summary>
''' Set the ACTIVELANGUAGE for the on screen keyboard
''' </summary>
''' <param name="Language">Keyman LAYOUTNAME</param>
Public Sub SelectLanguage(ByVal Language As String)
Dim lang As keymanapi.IKeymanLanguage
For Each lang In Keyman.Languages
If Language.ToLower = lang.LocaleName.ToLower Then
Keyman.Control.ActiveLanguage = lang
Exit For
End If
Next
Keyman.Refresh()
End Sub
... other methods
In the main application
Public Keyman As New clsKeyman
...
Keyman.Start()
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No, unless you use Xamarin, in that case, it can create apps that run on PCs and the same source code can run on Android or Apple...
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<td>Adds a <a href="http://developer.android.com/reference/android/webkit/WebView.html#addJavascriptInterface%28java.lang.Object,%20java.lang.String%29">JavascriptInterface</a> to a WebView.</td>
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The JavascriptInterface is a Java object with methods that can be executed using javascript in your WebView.<br />
The Java object can execute Subs in your B4A application.
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<!-- passing true or false to callUIThread seems to make no difference with this test
presumably displaying a Toast message does not modify the activity UI? -->
Click <a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="B4A.CallSub('ShowKeyboard', true)">HERE</a> to Show a Keyboard in B4A demo code.
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<!-- passing true or false to callUIThread seems to make no difference with this test
presumably displaying a Toast message does not modify the activity UI? -->
Click <a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="B4A.CallSub('ShowToast', true, 'Hello from javascript')">HERE</a> to call a Sub in the B4A demo code.
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<!-- CallSub(final String subName, final boolean callUIThread, final String parameter1)
callUIThread is passed boolean true as the acitivity UI will be modified -->
Click <a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="B4A.CallSub('ToggleWebViewHeight', true)">HERE</a> to call a Sub in the B4A demo code that will change the height of the WebViews in this demo.
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Click <a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="alert(B4A.CallSub('GetString', false))">HERE</a> to call a Sub in the B4A demo code which will return a string to this page.<br />
A B4A Sub can only return a (string) value to the javascript if the CallSub() method is passed boolean false as <b>callUIThread</b>.<br />
<i>If the B4A Sub modifies the activity UI it cannot return a value to the calling javascript.</i>
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