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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:hardwareAccelerated="false">
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.VIBRATE"/>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED"/>
<application android:label="@string/app_name" android:allowBackup="true" android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher" android:hardwareAccelerated="false">
<service android:name="juloo.keyboard2.Keyboard2" android:label="@string/app_name" android:permission="android.permission.BIND_INPUT_METHOD" android:exported="true" android:directBootAware="true">
<intent-filter>
<action android:name="android.view.InputMethod"/>
</intent-filter>
<meta-data android:name="android.view.im" android:resource="@xml/method"/>
</service>
<activity android:name="juloo.keyboard2.SettingsActivity" android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher" android:label="@string/app_name" android:theme="@style/settingsTheme" android:exported="true" android:directBootAware="true">
<intent-filter>
<action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN"/>
</intent-filter>
</activity>
<activity android:name="juloo.keyboard2.LauncherActivity" android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher" android:theme="@style/appTheme" android:exported="true" android:directBootAware="true">
<intent-filter>
<action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN"/>
<category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER"/>
</intent-filter>
</activity>
</application>
<!-- To query enabled input methods for voice IME detection -->
<queries>
<intent>
<action android:name="android.view.InputMethod" />
</intent>
</queries>
</manifest>

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# Contributing
Thanks for contributing :)
## Building the app
The application uses Gradle and can be used with Android Studio, but using
Android Studio is not required. The build dependencies are:
- OpenJDK 17
- Android SDK: build tools (minimum `28.0.1`), platform `30`
Python 3 is required to update generated files but not to build the app.
For Android Studio users, no more setup is needed.
For Nix users, the right environment can be obtained with `nix-shell ./shell.nix`.
Instructions to install Nix are [here](https://wiki.nixos.org/wiki/Nix_Installation_Guide).
If you don't use Android Studio or Nix, you have to inform Gradle about the
location of your Android SDK by either:
- Setting the `ANDROID_HOME` environment variable to point to the android sdk or
- Creating the file `local.properties` and writing
`sdk.dir=<location_of_android_home>` into it.
Building the debug apk:
```sh
./gradlew assembleDebug
```
Nix users can call gradle directly: `gradle assembleDebug`.
If the build succeeds, the debug apk is located in `build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk`.
## Debugging on your phone
First [Enable adb debugging on your device](https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/adb#Enabling).
Then connect your phone to your computer using an USB cable or via wireless
debugging.
If you use Android Studio, this process will be automatic and you don't have to
follow this guide anymore.
And finally, install the application with:
```sh
./gradlew installDebug
```
The released version of the application won't be removed, both versions will
be installed at the same time.
## Debugging the application: INSTALL_FAILED_UPDATE_INCOMPATIBLE
`./gradlew installDebug` can fail with the following error message:
```
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
* What went wrong:
Execution failed for task ':installDebug'.
> java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: com.android.builder.testing.api.DeviceException: com.android.ddmlib.InstallException: INSTALL_FAILED_UPDATE_INCOMPATIBLE: Existing package juloo.keyboard2.debug signatures do not match newer version; ignoring!
```
The application can't be "updated" because the temporary certificate has been
lost. The solution is to uninstall and install again.
The application must be enabled again in the settings.
```sh
adb uninstall juloo.keyboard2.debug
./gradlew installDebug
```
## Specifying a debug signing certificate on Github Actions
It's possible to specify the signing certificate that the automated build
should use.
After you successfully run `./gradlew asssembleDebug`, (thus a debug.keystore
exists) you can use this second command to generate a base64 stringified
version of it:
```sh
gpg -c --armor --pinentry-mode loopback --passphrase debug0 --yes "debug.keystore"
```
This will create the file `debug.keystore.asc`, paste its content into a new
Github secret named `DEBUG_KEYSTORE`.
## Guidelines
### Adding a layout
Layouts are defined in XML, see `srcs/layouts/latn_qwerty_us.xml`.
An online tool for editing layout files written by @Lixquid is available
[here](https://unexpected-keyboard-layout-editor.lixquid.com/).
Makes sure to specify the `name` attribute like in `latn_qwerty_us.xml`,
otherwise the layout won't be added to the app.
The layout file must be placed in the `srcs/layouts` directory and named
according to:
- script (`latn` for latin, etc..)
- layout name (eg. the name of a standard)
- country code (or language code if more adequate)
Then, run `./gradlew genLayoutsList` to add the layout to the app.
The last step will update the file `res/values/layouts.xml`, that you should
not edit directly.
Run `./gradlew checkKeyboardLayouts` to check some properties about your
layout. This will change the file `check_layout.output`, which you should
commit.
Layouts are CC0 licensed by default. If you do not want your layout to be
released into the public domain, add a copyright notice at the top of the file
and a mention in `srcs/layouts/LICENSE`.
#### Adding a programming layout
A programming layout must contain all ASCII characters.
The current programming layouts are: QWERTY, Dvorak and Colemak.
See for example, Dvorak, added in https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard/pull/16
It's best to leave free spots on the layout for language-specific symbols that
are added automatically when necessary.
These symbols are defined in `res/xml/method.xml` (`extra_keys`).
It's possible to place extra keys with the `loc` prefix. These keys are
normally hidden unless they are needed.
Some users cannot easily type the characters close the the edges of the screen
due to a bulky phone case. It is best to avoid placing important characters
there (such as the digits or punctuation).
#### Adding a localized layout
Localized layouts (a layout specific to a language) are gladly accepted.
See for example: 4333575 (Bulgarian), 88e2175 (Latvian), 133b6ec (German).
They don't need to contain every ASCII characters (although it's useful in
passwords) and dead-keys.
### Adding support for a language
Supported locales are defined in `res/xml/method.xml`.
The attributes `languageTag` and `imeSubtypeLocale` define a locale, the
attribute `imeSubtypeExtraValue` defines the default layout and the dead-keys
and other extra keys to show.
The list of language tags (generally two letters)
and locales (generally of the form `xx_XX`)
can be found in this [stackoverflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/7989085)
### Updating translations
The text used in the app is written in `res/values-<language_tag>/strings.xml`.
The list of language tags can be found in this
[stackoverflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/7989085)
The first part before the `_` is used, for example,
`res/values-fr/strings.xml` for French,
`res/values-lv/strings.xml` for Latvian.
Commented-out lines indicate missing translations:
```xml
<!-- <string name="pref_layouts_add">Add an alternate layout</string> -->
```
Remove the `<!--` and `-->` parts and change the text.
### Adding a translation
The preferred method for translating the app is to use Weblate:
https://hosted.weblate.org/engage/unexpected-keyboard/
The `res/values-<language_tag>/strings.xml` file must be created by copying the
default translation in `res/values/strings.xml`, which contain the structure of
the file and the English strings.
Store descriptions in `fastlane/metadata/android/` are updated automatically.
Translating changelogs is not useful.
The app name might be partially translated, the "Unexpected" word should remain
untranslated if possible.
As translations need to be updated regularly, you can subscribe to this issue
to receive a notification when an update is needed:
https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard/issues/373
### Adding symbols to Shift, Fn, Compose and other modifiers
New key combinations can be added to builtin modifiers in the following files:
- Shift in `srcs/compose/shift.json`.
- Fn in `srcs/compose/fn.json`.
- Compose in `srcs/compose/compose/extra.json`.
- Other modifiers are defined in the `accent_*.json` files in `srcs/compose`.
Generated code must then be updated by running:
```
./gradlew compileComposeSequences
```
These files describe each symbols that get transformed when a given modifier is
activated, in JSON format. For example:
Example from `fn.json`, when `Fn` is activated, `<` becomes `«`:
```json
{
"<": "«",
}
```
The result of a sequence can be a key name. See the list of key names in
[doc/Possible-key-values.md](doc/Possible-key-values.md). For example from
`fn.json`, when `Fn` is activated, space becomes `nbsp`:
```json
{
" ": "nbsp",
}
```
Compose sequences are made of several steps. For example, the sequence
`Compose V s = Š` is defined as:
```json
{
"V": {
"s": "Š"
}
}
```

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# un-key
# Unexpected Keyboard [<img src="https://hosted.weblate.org/widget/unexpected-keyboard/svg-badge.svg" alt="État de la traduction" />](https://hosted.weblate.org/engage/unexpected-keyboard/)
Android Keyboard App
[<img src="https://fdroid.gitlab.io/artwork/badge/get-it-on.png"
alt="Get it on F-Droid"
height="80">](https://f-droid.org/packages/juloo.keyboard2/)
[<img src="https://play.google.com/intl/en_us/badges/images/generic/en-play-badge.png"
alt="Get it on Google Play"
height="80">](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=juloo.keyboard2)
Lightweight and privacy-conscious virtual keyboard for Android.
https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard/assets/2310568/28f8f6fe-ac13-46f3-8c5e-d62443e16d0d
The main feature is that you can type more characters by swiping the keys towards the corners.
This application was originally designed for programmers using Termux.
Now perfect for everyday use.
This application contains no ads, doesn't make any network requests and is Open Source.
Usage: to apply the symbols located in the corners of each key, slide your finger in the direction of the symbols. For example, the Settings are opened by sliding in the left down corner.
| <img src="/fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/images/phoneScreenshots/1.png" alt="Screenshot-1" /> | <img src="/fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/images/phoneScreenshots/2.png" alt="Screenshot-2"/> | <img src="/fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/images/phoneScreenshots/3.png" alt="Screenshot-3"/> |
| --- | --- | --- |
| <img src="/fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/images/phoneScreenshots/4.png" alt="Screenshot-4" /> | <img src="/fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/images/phoneScreenshots/5.png" alt="Screenshot-5" /> | <img src="/fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/images/phoneScreenshots/6.png" alt="Screenshot-6" /> |
## Help translate the application
Improve the application translations [using Weblate](https://hosted.weblate.org/engage/unexpected-keyboard/).
[<img src="https://hosted.weblate.org/widget/unexpected-keyboard/multi-auto.svg" alt="État de la traduction" />](https://hosted.weblate.org/engage/unexpected-keyboard/)
## Similar apps
* [Calculator++](https://git.bubu1.eu/Bubu/android-calculatorpp) - Calculator with a similar UX, swipe to corners for advanced math symbols and operators.
## Contributing
For instructions on building the application, see
[Contributing](CONTRIBUTING.md).

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plugins {
id 'com.android.application' version '8.6.0'
}
dependencies {
implementation "androidx.window:window-java:1.3.0"
implementation "androidx.core:core:1.16.0"
testImplementation "junit:junit:4.13.2"
}
android {
namespace 'juloo.keyboard2'
compileSdk 35
defaultConfig {
applicationId "juloo.keyboard2"
minSdk 21
targetSdkVersion 35
versionCode 50
versionName "1.32.1"
}
sourceSets {
main {
manifest.srcFile 'AndroidManifest.xml'
java.srcDirs = ['srcs/juloo.keyboard2']
res.srcDirs = ['res', 'build/generated-resources']
assets.srcDirs = ['assets']
}
test {
java.srcDirs = ['test']
}
}
signingConfigs {
// Debug builds will always be signed. If no environment variables are set, a default
// keystore will be initialized by the task initDebugKeystore and used. This keystore
// can be uploaded to GitHub secrets by following instructions in CONTRIBUTING.md
// in order to always receive correctly signed debug APKs from the CI.
debug {
storeFile(System.env.DEBUG_KEYSTORE ? file(System.env.DEBUG_KEYSTORE) : file("debug.keystore"))
storePassword(System.env.DEBUG_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD ? "$System.env.DEBUG_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD" : "debug0")
keyAlias(System.env.DEBUG_KEY_ALIAS ? "$System.env.DEBUG_KEY_ALIAS" : "debug")
keyPassword(System.env.DEBUG_KEY_PASSWORD ? "$System.env.DEBUG_KEY_PASSWORD" : "debug0")
}
release {
if (System.env.RELEASE_KEYSTORE) {
storeFile file(System.env.RELEASE_KEYSTORE)
storePassword "$System.env.RELEASE_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD"
keyAlias "$System.env.RELEASE_KEY_ALIAS"
keyPassword "$System.env.RELEASE_KEY_PASSWORD"
}
}
}
buildTypes {
release {
minifyEnabled true
shrinkResources true
debuggable false
proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android-optimize.txt')
resValue "string", "app_name", "@string/app_name_release"
signingConfig signingConfigs.release
}
debug {
minifyEnabled false
shrinkResources false
debuggable true
applicationIdSuffix ".debug"
resValue "string", "app_name", "@string/app_name_debug"
resValue "bool", "debug_logs", "true"
signingConfig signingConfigs.debug
}
}
// Name outputs after the application ID.
android.applicationVariants.all { variant ->
variant.outputs.all {
outputFileName = "${applicationId}.apk"
}
}
compileOptions {
sourceCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
targetCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
}
lintOptions {
// Translation are already checked by 'syncTranslations'
disable 'MissingTranslation'
}
}
tasks.register('buildKeyboardFont') {
println "\nBuilding assets/special_font.ttf"
mkdir "$buildDir"
exec {
workingDir "$projectDir/srcs/special_font"
def svgFiles = workingDir.listFiles().findAll {
it.isFile() && it.name.endsWith(".svg")
}
commandLine("fontforge", "-lang=ff", "-script", "build.pe", "$buildDir/special_font.ttf", *svgFiles)
}
copy {
from "$buildDir/special_font.ttf"
into "assets"
}
}
tasks.register('genEmojis') {
println "\nGenerating res/raw/emojis.txt"
exec {
workingDir = projectDir
commandLine "python", "gen_emoji.py"
}
}
tasks.withType(Test).configureEach {
dependsOn 'genLayoutsList'
dependsOn 'checkKeyboardLayouts'
dependsOn 'syncTranslations'
dependsOn 'compileComposeSequences'
}
tasks.register('genLayoutsList') {
println "\nGenerating res/values/layouts.xml"
exec {
workingDir = projectDir
commandLine "python", "gen_layouts.py"
}
}
tasks.register('checkKeyboardLayouts') {
println "\nChecking layouts"
exec {
workingDir = projectDir
commandLine("python", "check_layout.py")
}
}
tasks.register('syncTranslations') {
println "\nUpdating translations"
exec {
workingDir = projectDir
commandLine "python", "sync_translations.py"
}
}
tasks.register('compileComposeSequences') {
def out = "srcs/juloo.keyboard2/ComposeKeyData.java"
println "\nGenerating ${out}"
exec {
def sequences = new File(projectDir, "srcs/compose").listFiles().findAll {
!it.name.endsWith(".py") && !it.name.endsWith(".md")
}
workingDir = projectDir
commandLine("python", "srcs/compose/compile.py", *sequences)
standardOutput = new FileOutputStream("${projectDir}/${out}")
}
}
tasks.named("preBuild") {
dependsOn += "initDebugKeystore"
dependsOn += "copyRawQwertyUS"
dependsOn += "copyLayoutDefinitions"
}
tasks.register('initDebugKeystore') {
if (!file("debug.keystore").exists()) {
println "Initializing default debug keystore"
exec {
// A shell script might be needed if this line requires input from the user
commandLine "keytool", "-genkeypair", "-dname", "cn=d, ou=e, o=b, c=ug", "-alias", "debug", "-keypass", "debug0", "-keystore", "debug.keystore", "-keyalg", "rsa", "-storepass", "debug0", "-validity", "10000"
}
}
}
// latn_qwerty_us is used as a raw resource by the custom layout option.
tasks.register('copyRawQwertyUS')
{
copy {
from "srcs/layouts/latn_qwerty_us.xml"
into "build/generated-resources/raw"
}
}
tasks.register('copyLayoutDefinitions')
{
copy {
from "srcs/layouts"
include "*.xml"
into "build/generated-resources/xml"
}
}

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arab_alt: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: !, ", ', +, -, /, :, ;, <, =, >, ?, [, \, ], _, |, ~
arab_hamvaj_tly: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: ", %, ', ,, /, ;, <, =, >, ?, [, \, ], _, `, {, |, }
arab_pc: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: !, ', +, ;, ?, \, |
arab_pc_ckb: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: ", %, ', +, ,, ;, <, =, >, ?, `, |, ~
arab_pc_ckb_fa: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: ", #, $, %, &, ', ,, /, ;, ?, @, \, ^, `, |, ~
arab_pc_hindu: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: !, ', +, ;, ?, \, |
arab_pc_ir: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: ", %, ', ,, /, ;, <, =, >, ?, [, \, ], `, {, |, }
beng_national: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: $
beng_provat: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: $, &, *, ., /, <, >, [, \, ], `, {, |, }
cyrl_jcuken_as: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: ', ^, ~
cyrl_jcuken_as: Layout contains unknown keys: combining_acute
cyrl_lynyertdz_mk: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: "
cyrl_yaverti: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: ~
cyrl_yxukeng_os: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: ", #, $, &, ', @, [, ], ~
deva_alt: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: #, $, %, &, ', (, ), *, +, ., /, :, <, =, >, [, \, ], ^, _, `, {, |, }, ~
deva_inscript: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: ", $, ', ^, _, `, |
hebr_1_il: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: (, ), <, >, [, ], {, }
hebr_2_il: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: (, ), <, >, [, ], {, }
kann_kannada: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: #, $, %, (, ), *, +, /, <, =, >, [, \, ], ^, `, {, |, }, ~
latn_colemak: Some keys contain whitespaces, unexpected: ́
latn_dvorak: Missing important key, missing: loc capslock
latn_neo2: Layout redefines the bottom row but some important keys are missing, missing: loc switch_clipboard
latn_qwertz_cz_multifunctional: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: `
latn_qwertz_sk: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: `
urdu_phonetic_ur: Layout includes some ASCII punctuation but not all, missing: <, >, ?, `, |, ~

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import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
import sys, os, glob, re
layout_file_name = 0
warnings = []
KNOWN_NOT_LAYOUT = set([
"number_row", "numpad", "pin",
"bottom_row", "settings", "method",
"greekmath", "numeric", "emoji_bottom_row",
"clipboard_bottom_row" ])
KEY_ATTRIBUTES = set([
"key0", "key1", "key2", "key3", "key4", "key5", "key6", "key7", "key8",
"c", "nw", "ne", "sw", "se", "w", "e", "n", "s"
])
# Keys defined in KeyValue.java
known_keys = set()
def warn(msg):
global warnings
warnings.append("%s: %s" % (layout_file_name, msg))
def key_list_str(keys):
return ", ".join(sorted(list(keys)))
def missing_some_of(keys, symbols, class_name=None):
if class_name is None:
class_name = "of [" + ", ".join(symbols) + "]"
missing = set(symbols).difference(keys)
if len(missing) > 0 and len(missing) != len(symbols):
warn("Layout includes some %s but not all, missing: %s" % (
class_name, key_list_str(missing)))
def missing_required(keys, symbols, msg):
missing = set(symbols).difference(keys)
if len(missing) > 0:
warn("%s, missing: %s" % (msg, key_list_str(missing)))
def unexpected_keys(keys, symbols, msg):
unexpected = set(symbols).intersection(keys)
if len(unexpected) > 0:
warn("%s, unexpected: %s" % (msg, key_list_str(unexpected)))
# Write to [keys] and [dup].
def parse_row_from_et(row, keys, dup):
for key in row:
for attr in key.keys():
if attr in KEY_ATTRIBUTES:
k = key.get(attr).removeprefix("\\")
if k in keys: dup.add(k)
keys.add(k)
def parse_layout(fname):
keys = set()
dup = set()
root = ET.parse(fname).getroot()
if root.tag != "keyboard":
return None
for row in root:
parse_row_from_et(row, keys, dup)
return root, keys, dup
def parse_row(fname):
keys = set()
dup = set()
root = ET.parse(fname).getroot()
if root.tag != "row":
return None
parse_row_from_et(root, keys, dup)
return root, keys, dup
def check_layout(layout):
root, keys, dup = layout
if len(dup) > 0: warn("Duplicate keys: " + key_list_str(dup))
missing_some_of(keys, "~!@#$%^&*(){}`[]=\\-_;:/.,?<>'\"+|", "ASCII punctuation")
missing_some_of(keys, "0123456789", "digits")
missing_required(keys, ["backspace", "delete"], "Layout doesn't define some important keys")
unexpected_keys(keys,
["copy", "paste", "cut", "selectAll", "shareText",
"pasteAsPlainText", "undo", "redo" ],
"Layout contains editing keys")
unexpected_keys(keys,
[ "f1", "f2", "f3", "f4", "f5", "f6", "f7", "f8", "f9",
"f10", "f11", "f12" ],
"Layout contains function keys")
unexpected_keys(keys, [""], "Layout contains empty strings")
unexpected_keys(keys, ["loc"], "Special keyword cannot be a symbol")
unexpected_keys(keys, filter(lambda k: k.strip()!=k, keys), "Some keys contain whitespaces")
unexpected_keys(keys, ["f11_placeholder", "f12_placeholder"], "These keys are now added automatically")
if root.get("script", "latin") == "latin":
missing_required(keys, ["shift", "loc capslock"], "Missing important key")
missing_required(keys, ["loc esc", "loc tab"], "Missing programming keys")
_, bottom_row_keys, _ = parse_row("res/xml/bottom_row.xml")
if root.get("bottom_row") == "false":
missing_required(keys, bottom_row_keys,
"Layout redefines the bottom row but some important keys are missing")
else:
unexpected_keys(keys, bottom_row_keys,
"Layout contains keys present in the bottom row")
if root.get("script") == None:
warn("Layout doesn't specify a script.")
keys_without_loc = set(( k.removeprefix("loc ") for k in keys ))
# Keys with a len under 3 are often composed characters
special_keys = set(( k for k in keys_without_loc if len(k) > 3 and ":" not in k ))
unknown = special_keys.difference(known_keys)
if len(unknown) > 0:
warn("Layout contains unknown keys: %s" % key_list_str(unknown))
# Fill 'known_keys', which is used for some checks
def parse_known_keys():
global known_keys
with open("srcs/juloo.keyboard2/KeyValue.java", "r") as f:
known_keys = set(
( m.group(1) for m in re.finditer('case "([^"]+)":', f.read()) )
)
parse_known_keys()
for fname in sorted(glob.glob("srcs/layouts/*.xml")):
layout_id, _ = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(fname))
if layout_id in KNOWN_NOT_LAYOUT:
continue
layout_file_name = layout_id
layout = parse_layout(fname)
if layout == None:
warn("Not a layout file")
else:
check_layout(layout)
with open("check_layout.output", "w") as out:
for w in warnings:
print(w, file=out)

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# Custom layouts
You select a key layout for Unexpected Keyboard by calling up the Settings page (swipe the gear icon) and, at the top of the page, either tapping an existing layout or tapping _Add an alternate layout_. This displays a menu of available layouts. You can define your own layout by choosing _Custom layout_ at the bottom of this menu. Unexpected Keyboard now displays code in the XML format. You make changes by replacing this with different code and tapping OK.
We recommend you keep your work in a file outside Unexpected Keyboard (named something like `MyChanges.xml`). If you installed a new version of Unexpected from a different website (with a different signature), then the work you did solely by editing the XML inside Unexpected would be lost.
Put initial contents into your file in one of these ways:
* Copypaste the code Unexpected displays for _Custom layout_.
* Make a copy of one of the built-in layouts found in [`/srcs/layouts`](https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard/tree/master/srcs/layouts).
* Use the [web-based editor](https://unexpected-keyboard-layout-editor.lixquid.com/). Interact with this web page to define keys and swipes and move keys to desired positions, and it will write the XML code for you. You can make the web page put the XML in a text file or copy it to the clipboard.
When you have prepared suitable XML code in one of these ways, copy it to the clipboard and paste it into Unexpected Keyboard.
## XML language overview
A layout XML file comprises tags that start with `<` and end with `>`.
* Every layout file starts with this declaration:
`<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>`
* Certain tags come in pairs—an opening tag and a closing tag—and apply to everything between them.
* The `<keyboard>`...`</keyboard>` pair says that the material between them is the definition of your keyboard. There can be only one of these.
* The `<row>`...`</row>` pair encloses the definition of a single row.
* An optional `<modmap>`...`</modmap>` pair contains instructions if you want to change the behavior of a modifier key such as Shift.
* Stand-alone tags include `<key`...`/>`, which defines a single key.
A tag can have properties, defined using an equals sign and a pair of ASCII double quotes. For example, `<key c="a" />` defines the "a" key. The `c` property of the `key` tag says which key you are defining, and the tag's location inside `<row>`...`</row>` specifies where it will go in the row.
### Example
Here is a complete keyboard file with a single row containing an "a" key on the left and a "b" key on the right:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<keyboard name="Simple example" script="latin">
<row>
<key c="a" />
<key c="b" />
</row>
</keyboard>
## Keyboard metadata
The `<keyboard>`...`</keyboard>` pair follows the declaration tag and encloses the whole keyboard. The following properties may be used (The first two appear in the example above):
* `name`: The name of the keyboard. The name you specify will appear in the Settings menu. If not present, the layout will just appear as “Custom layout”.
* `script`: The (main) writing system that the keyboard supports. The possible values are `arabic`, `armenian`, `bengali`, `cyrillic`, `devanagari`, `gujarati`, `hangul`, `hebrew`, `latin`, `persian`, `shavian`, and `urdu`. It defaults to `latin`.
* `numpad_script`: The script to use for the numpad. This is useful for scripts where a different, non-ASCII set of numerals is used, like Devanagari and Arabic. It defaults to the same as `script`.
* `bottom_row`: Whether or not to show the built-in bottom row. It accepts `true` or `false`, and defaults to `true`. If your custom layout defines the bottom row, then specify `bottom_row="false"` to disable the built-in bottom row.
+ We recommend your layout use the built-in bottom row, because it is still evolving and your layout will incorporate innovations in future versions. However, to define your own, the current definition of the bottom row is in [bottom_row.xml](https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard/res/xml/bottom_row.xml). You can copypaste this XML into your custom layout as a starting point.
+ Likewise, the current definition of the top (number) row is in [number_row.xml](https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard/res/xml/number_row.xml).
* `embedded_number_row`: Whether the layout has an embedded number row, and thus the "Show number row" setting shouldn't add another one. It accepts `true` or `false`, and defaults to `false`.
* `locale_extra_keys`: Whether Unexpected should add language-dependent extra keys from [method.xml](../res/xml/method.xml) to this layout. It accepts `true` or `false`, and defaults to `true`. To disable these automatic additions, specify `locale_extra_keys="false"`.
## Row
The `<row>`...`</row>` pair encloses one row on the keyboard. It has the following optional property:
* `height`: The height of the row: a positive floating-point value.
* `scale`: A positive floating-point value. If present, scale the width of each key so that the total is equal to the specified value, in key width unit.
A row's default height is 1.0 (one quarter of the keyboard height specified on the Settings menu). The `height` property makes the row taller or shorter than this. For example, if you define a 5-row keyboard but one row has `height="0.7"`, then the keyboard's total height is 4.7 units. If the total is different from 4.0, the keyboard will be taller or shorter than that specified in Settings.
## Key
The `<key />` tag defines a key on the keyboard. Its position in the sequence of keys inside `<row>`...`</row>` indicates its position in the row from left to right. What the key does is defined by optional properties.
### Taps
What the key does when tapped is defined by the optional `c` property. For example, `<key c="a" />` defines the "a" key. Unexpected Keyboard provides a legend in the middle of the key.
When the Shift modifier is tapped, the "a" key becomes the "A" key and the legend temporarily changes. The Fn modifier makes a different change. You can override this behavior with a modmap (see below).
### Swipes
The following optional properties define the effects of swipes:
* `n`, `ne`, `e`, `se`, `s`, `sw`, `w`, `nw`: What the key should do when it is swiped in the direction of that compass point. ("North" means upward and "East" is to the right.)
<TABLE ALIGN=CENTER>
<TR>
<TD STYLE="width: 6em;">nw</TD><TD>n</TD><TD>ne</TD>
</TR>
<TR ALIGN=CENTER>
<TD>w</TD><TD>c</TD><TD>e</TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD>sw</TD><TD>s</TD><TD>se</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
* `key1` through `key8` is an older way to achieve the same effects. The directions are ordered as follows:
<TABLE ALIGN=CENTER>
<TR>
<TD>key1</TD><TD>key7</TD><TD>key2</TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD>key5</TD><TD>key0</TD><TD>key6</TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD>key3</TD><TD>key8</TD><TD>key4</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
You can define a swipe only once with either compass-point or numeric notation. Unexpected Keyboard automatically puts a small legend in that direction from the center of the key.
* `anticircle`: The key value to send when doing an anti-clockwise gesture on the key.
### Layout
A key may have the following properties to control the row's layout:
* `width`: The width of the key, a positive floating-point value. It defaults to 1.0
* `shift`: How much empty space to add to the left of this key, a non-negative floating-point value. It defaults to 0.0
Normally, a key's width is 1.0 unit. Unexpected Keyboard occupies the full width of the screen, and the row defining the highest number of units (in widths plus shifts) is as wide as the screen. A row whose width is a smaller number of units has empty space on the right.
### Extra legend
* `indication`: An optional extra legend to show under the main label. For example, `<key c="2" indication="ABC" />` displays ABC at the bottom of the 2 key, as on a pinpad or some telephones. If the key also defines a downward swipe with `s` or `key8`, the legends overlap.
### Possible key values
Built-in strings that assign a special function to a key are described in [this page](Possible-key-values.md). For example, `se="copy"` means a southeasterly swipe produces the Copy key. If a key value does not match any of the built-in strings, it outputs that text _verbatim_. For example, `c="a"` simply outputs the letter a.
In a layout, a key value can also start with the `loc` prefix. These are place-holders; the tap or swipe does nothing unless enabled through the "Add keys to keyboard" option in the Settings menu, or implicitly enabled by the language the device is set to use. For example, `ne="loc accent_aigu"` says that a northeast swipe produces the acute accent combinatorial key—if enabled.
## Modmap
The `<modmap>`...`</modmap>` pair encloses custom mappings for modifier keys. The modmap is placed inside the `<keyboard>`...`</keyboard>` pair, but outside any row. A layout can have at most one modmap. It can contain any number of mappings. Each mapping has an `a` property and a `b` property and maps the `a` key to the `b` key. Valid values are listed in [Possible key values](Possible-key-values.md).
The following mappings are supported:
```xml
<shift a="before" b="after" />
```
This means that when the Shift modifier is on, the key `before` is changed into `after`.
```xml
<fn a="before" b="after" />
```
This means that when the Fn modifier is on, the key `before` is changed into `after`.
```xml
<ctrl a="before" b="after" />
```
This means that when the Ctrl modifier is on, the key `before` is changed into `after`. The `<ctrl />` mapping is special in that the Ctrl modifier is applied to `after` after the mapping.
The clockwise circle and the round-trip gestures are affected by both `<shift />` and `<fn />` mappings. The Shift mappings are used first and if that did not modify the key, the Fn mappings are used instead.
### Examples
① Turkish keyboards use the Latin alphabet, but when "i" is shifted, it should produce "İ". This is achieved with the following mapping:
```xml
<shift a="i" b="İ" />
```
② Cyrillic layouts have no V key. A layout can define Ctrl-V with the following mapping:
```xml
<ctrl a="в" b="v" />
```
This maps Ctrl+в to Ctrl+V—not to v.
## Portrait vs. landscape
Unexpected Keyboard remembers *separately* which layout has last been used in portrait and landscape orientation. So you may have one custom layout for portrait orientation, but another custom layout for landscape orientation, and Unexpected Keyboard will switch between them without your intervention.
## Contributing your layout
The Unexpected Keyboard project enthusiastically accepts user contributions, including custom layouts. (See the guidance for layouts at [CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#Adding-a-layout)).
* Submit a layout that has innovations of possible interest to other users at [Unexpected-Keyboard-layouts](https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard-layouts).
* Propose that your layout be included in the set of built-in layouts by making a Pull Request for an addition to [srcs/layouts](https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard/tree/master/srcs/layouts). Please show that such a layout is standard in your locale or has a substantial number of users.

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# Key values
A key value defines what a key on the keyboard does when pressed or swiped.
Key values appear in the following places:
- In custom layouts, they are the value of: the `c` attribute, the compass-point attributes `nw` ... `se`, and the old-style `key0` ... `key8` attributes.
- Internally, they are used in the definition of the "Add keys to the keyboard" setting.
Key values can be any of the following:
- The name of a special key. A complete list of valid special keys follows.
- An arbitrary sequence of characters not containing `:`.
This results in a key that writes the specified characters.
- The syntax `legend:key_def`.
`legend` is the visible legend on the keyboard. It cannot contain `:`.
`key_def` can be:
+ The name of a special key, as listed below.
+ `'string'` An arbitrary string that can contain `:`. `'` can be added to the string as `` \' ``.
+ `keyevent:keycode` An Android keycode. They are listed as `KEYCODE_...` in [KeyEvent](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent#summary).
Examples:
+ `⏯:keyevent:85` A play/pause key (which has no effect in most apps).
+ `my@:'my.email@domain.com'` A key that sends an arbitrary string
- A macro, `legend:key_def1,key_def2,...`.
This results in a key with legend `legend` that behaves as if the sequence of `key_def` had been pressed in order.
Examples:
+ `CA:ctrl,a,ctrl,c` A key with legend CA that sends the sequence `ctrl+a`, `ctrl+c`.
+ `Cd:ctrl,backspace` A key with legend Cd that sends the shortcut `ctrl+backspace`.
### Escape codes
When defining a key value, several characters have special effects. If you want a character not to have its usual effect but to be taken literally, you should "escape" it in the usual way for XML:
To get this character... | ...you can type
:---- | :------
A literal newline character, which is different from `enter` and `action` in certain apps. | `\n`
A literal tab character, which is different from `tab` in certain apps. | `\t`
`&` | `&amp;`
`<` | `&lt;`
`>` | `&gt;`
`"` | `&quot;`
The characters `\` (unless followed by n or t), `?`, `#`, and `@` do not need to be escaped when writing custom layouts. When writing a layout to be included in the app (in [srcs/layouts](https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard/tree/master/srcs/layouts)), they are represented by typing `\\`, `\?`, `\#`, and `\@`.
The characters `,` and `:` can be escaped in a key value, using single quotes. For example, this macro defines a key with legend `http` that sends a string containing `:`: `<key c="http:home,'https://'" />` For simplicity, `,` and `:` cannot be escaped in the key legend.
## Modifiers
System modifiers are sent to the app, which can take app-specific action.
Value | Meaning
:---------- | :------
`shift` | System modifier.
`ctrl` | System modifier.
`alt` | System modifier.
`meta` | System modifier. Equivalent to the Windows key.
The other modifiers take effect only within the keyboard.
Value | Meaning
:---------- | :------
`fn` | Activates Fn mode, which assigns letters and symbols to special characters. Example: `fn` `!` = `¡`
`compose` | Compose key. Enables composing characters using Linux-like shortcuts. Example: `Compose` `A` `'` types `Á` (A with acute accent).
`capslock` | Activates and locks Shift.
## App function keys
These keys are sent to apps, which are free to ignore them. The keyboard does not perform editing in response to these keys.
`esc`, `enter`,
`up`, `right`,
`down`, `left`,
`page_up`, `page_down`,
`home`, `end`,
`backspace`, `delete`,
`insert`, `scroll_lock`,
`f1`-`f12`,
`tab`, `copy`,
`paste`, `cut`,
`selectAll`, `pasteAsPlainText`,
`undo`, `redo`
## Keyboard editing actions
In contrast, these keys perform editing on the text without sending anything to the app.
Value | Meaning
:-------------------- | :------
`cursor_left` | Moves the cursor to the left with the slider gesture.
`cursor_right` | Moves the cursor to the right with the slider gesture.
`cursor_up` | Moves the cursor up with the slider gesture. Warning: this might make the cursor leave the text box.
`cursor_down` | Moves the cursor down with the slider gesture. Warning: this might make the cursor leave the text box.
`delete_word` | Delete the word to the left of the cursor.
`forward_delete_word` | Delete the word to the right of the cursor.
The values with `cursor_` are new in v1.31.0. Previous custom layouts specified the slider with `slider="true"`, which should be removed.
## Whitespace
Value | Meaning
:------ | :------
`space` | Space bar.
`nbsp` | Non-breaking space.
`nnbsp` | Narrow non-breaking space.
`zwj` | Zero-width joiner.
`zwnj` | Zero-width non-joiner.
## Other modifiers and diacritics
Value | Meaning
:------------------- | :------
`accent_aigu` | Acute accent. `á`
`accent_caron` | Háček. `č`
`accent_cedille` | Cedilla. `ç`
`accent_circonflexe` | Circumflex. `â`
`accent_grave` | Grave accent. `à`
`accent_macron` | Macron. `ā`
`accent_ring` | Ring accent. `å`
`accent_tilde` | Tilde. `ã`
`accent_trema` | Dieresis/umlaut. `ä`
`accent_ogonek` | Ogonek. `ą`
`accent_dot_above` | Dot accent. `ż` If applied to the lowercase `i`, removes the dot instead for Turkish. `ı`
`accent_double_aigu` | Double acute accent. `ő`
`accent_slash` | Slash through. `ø`
`accent_arrow_right` | Right arrow above, used to denote a vector. `a⃗`
`accent_breve` | Breve. `ă`
`accent_bar` | Bar/strikethrough. `ɨ`
`accent_dot_below` | Dot below. `ạ`
`accent_horn` | Horn accent. `ơ`
`accent_hook_above` | Hook accent. `ả`
`accent_double_grave` | Double grave accent. `ȁ`
`superscript` | Superscript. `ᵃ`
`subscript` | Subscript. `ₐ`
`ordinal` | Turns `a` and `o` into `ª` and `º`.
`arrows` | Turns `1`-`4` and `6`-`9` into arrows.
`box` | Turns `1`-`9`, `0`, and `.` into single-line, thin box-drawing characters.
## Bidirectional
Value | Meaning
:------ | :------
`lrm` | Left-to-right mark.
`rlm` | Right-to-left mark.
`b(`, `b)`, `b[`, `b]`, `b{`, `b}`, `blt`, `bgt` | Sends the bracket characters, but with mirrored key legends for right-to-left languages. (`blt` and `bgt` print `<` and `>` respectively.)
## Hebrew
Keys ending in `_placeholder` are normally hidden unless the Fn key is pressed.
`qamats`, `patah`,
`sheva`, `dagesh`,
`hiriq`, `segol`,
`tsere`, `holam`,
`qubuts`, `hataf_patah`,
`hataf_qamats`, `hataf_segol`,
`shindot`, `shindot_placeholder`,
`sindot`, `sindot_placeholder`,
`geresh`, `gershayim`,
`maqaf`, `rafe`,
`ole`, `ole_placeholder`,
`meteg`, `meteg_placeholder`
## Keyboard behavior keys
Value | Meaning
:--------------------- | :------
`config` | Gear icon; opens Unexpected Keyboard settings.
`switch_text` | Switch to the text layer (main layer).
`switch_numeric` | Switch to the numeric layer.
`switch_emoji` | Switch to the emoji layer.
`switch_back_emoji` | Switch to the text layer from the emoji layer.
`switch_forward` | Change the keyboard layout, as long as Unexpected Keyboard has multiple keyboard layouts enabled in the settings.
`switch_backward` | Change the keyboard layout to the previous one in the list.
`switch_greekmath` | Switch to the Greek & Math Symbols layer.
`switch_clipboard` | Switch to the clipboard pane.
`change_method` | Open the input method picker dialog.
`change_method_prev` | Switch to the previously used input method.
`action` | Performs a special context-sensitive operation related to the Enter key. For example, in the Twitter (X) app, `enter` adds a new line, while `action` posts.
`voice_typing` | Begin voice typing.
`voice_typing_chooser` | Shows a menu where you can choose which voice typing provider to use, then begins voice typing when you make a selection.
`shareText` | Emit a share Intent for the selected text. **Oddity:** This is in CamelCase.
## Unused
These keys are known to do nothing.
`replaceText`, `textAssist`,
`autofill`, `removed`
## Placeholders
These keys are normally hidden unless the Fn modifier is activated.
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Tato aplikace byla původně navržena pro programátory používající Termux.
Nyní je ideální pro každodenní použití.
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Die Anwendung wurde ursprünglich für das Programmieren in Termux entwickelt.
Mittlerweile ist sie auch für den täglichen Gebrauch perfekt geeignet.
Diese App enthält keine Werbung, benötigt keinen Netzwerkzugriff und ist quelloffen.

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- Add support for Spanish and Italian
- Improved the placement of some characters (especially accents) and added more (french quotes, dash and em-dash).
- Fixed some bugs (a crash on old versions of Android and a graphical bug due to rotation)

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- Add support for Swedish
- Fix keyboard shortcuts not working in some applications
- Fix a graphical bug and add some tweaks

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New languages: German
New keyboard layouts: QWERTZ
Added themes: White, Dark and OLED Black
Added the Action key near the Enter key, required for some app.
Improved some options and fixed a few bugs.

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New languages: German
New keyboard layouts: QWERTZ
Added themes: White, Dark and OLED Black
Added the Action key near the Enter key, required for some app.
Improved some options and fixed a few bugs.

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New languages: Latvian (thanks @eandersons), Bulgarian (thanks Zdravko Iskrenov)
New layouts: Bulgarian traditional, Latvian
The application can now be translated.
Translations: French, Latvian (thanks @eandersons)
Improve the behavior of the Action key.
The globe key now opens the keyboard switching dialog.
The literal tab character can be typed with Fn+Tab.
Add options to control the spacing between the keys.
Better integration with the system theme.
Thanks to all the contributors: @Moini, @sdrapha, @eandersons, @Poussinou, Zdravko Iskrenov

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New languages: Portuguese (thanks @sdrapha), Russian (thanks @carrot-cookie), Spanish (thanks @gh0ste)
New layouts: Dvorak (thanks @AlexandraAlter), Russian Jcuken, Spanish Qwerty
Added the Meta key (the equivalent of the Win on Windows)
Added ordinal symbols on the number pane (thanks @sdrapha)
Better position for the arrow keys (thanks @MaxGyver83)
Improvements to some of the symbols (thanks @MaxGyver83, @Roy-Orbison)
Improvements to the layouts
Improvements to the key-repeat for arrows
Fixed Shift+Arrows for selecting text
Fixed dark theme bugs on Xiaomi phones
Thanks to all the contributors: @sdrapha, @MaxGyver83, @AlexandraAlter, @Roy-Orbison, @carrot-cookie, @gh0ste

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Increased contrasts
Improved symbols (thanks @sdrapha)
German translation (thanks @polyctena)
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Translations: Brazilian portuguese (@igorSilCar), Chinese-Simplified (@9-2-1), Korean (@notnickid)
New layouts: Swedish (@thabubble), Korean (@notnickid)
Improved computation of the swipe gesture and fix unstoppable key-repeat on
some devices.
Moved keys away from the edges of the screen and other improvements to the layouts.
Improved rendering of some symbols.
Added more characters to the keyboard:
- New combinations to Fn (@ArenaL5)
- Currency symbols
- Added arrow and box symbols (@sdrapha)
- F11 and F12.
Option for making modifiers lockable. (@sdrapha)
Fixes to the Spanish layout and other fixes. (@ArenaL5)
Many other fixes.
Huge thanks to the contributors: @igorSilCar, @sdrapha, @ArenaL5, @notnickid, @9-2-1, @thabubble

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Quick fix release.
Previously:
Translations: Brazilian portuguese (@igorSilCar), Chinese-Simplified (@9-2-1), Korean (@notnickid)
New layouts: Swedish (@thabubble), Korean (@notnickid)
Improved computation of the swipe gesture and fix unstoppable key-repeat on
some devices.
Moved keys away from the edges of the screen and other improvements to the layouts.
Improved rendering of some symbols.
Added more characters to the keyboard:
- New combinations to Fn (@ArenaL5)
- Currency symbols
- Added arrow and box symbols (@sdrapha)
- F11 and F12.
Option for making modifiers lockable. (@sdrapha)
Fixes to the Spanish layout and other fixes. (@ArenaL5)
Many other fixes.
Huge thanks to the contributors: @igorSilCar, @sdrapha, @ArenaL5, @notnickid, @9-2-1, @thabubble

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Fix compatibility with Android 6.
Translation improvements.
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Support languages: Lithuanian, Hungarian (@tbilles)
New layouts: Neo2 (@matthiakl)
Translation improvements (@polyctena, @marciozomb13)
Fix modifiers applied twice when typing quickly. Some other fixes.
Many thanks to the contributors: @matthiakl, @polyctena, @marciozomb13, @dircsem

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New languages: Turkish (@erqan), Dutch (Belgium) (@draxaris1010)
New layouts: Turkish (@erqan), Colemak (@dircsem), Hungarian QWERTY
Less typos: Select the closest key on swipe (@Rodrigodd)
Removed settings: Vibration, Show every accents
More tweaks to the layouts
Fixes to landscape mode, updated translations and more tweaks.
Thanks to the contributors: @erqan, @draxaris1010, @dircsem, @Rodrigodd, @meanindra

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Add back the vibration option.
Fix localized keys not in predefined positions.
Improvements to layouts.
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New supported languages: Polish, Ukrainian, Bengali, Norwegian
New layouts: Ukrainian, Bengali, Norwegian, Bone, Czech
New translations: Brazilian Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Czech
Hold modifiers to lock, double tap on shift disabled by default.
Option to add more keys to the keyboard.
Automatic capitalisation at beginning of sentences.
Added e-ink oriented theme.
New pane for greek letters and mathematical symbols.
Improvements to the layouts and various bug fixes.
Thanks to the contributors: @nanno, @Quantenzitrone, @eandersons, @iamrasel, @ChristianGynnild, @igorSilCar, @CastixGitHub, @94KONG, @ptrm, @Validbit

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Disable fullscreen mode.
Improvements to layouts and translations.
Various fixes and improvements.
Thanks to the contributors: @sdrapha, @lpv11, @Raj9039852537, @polyctena

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New layouts: QWERTZ (Deutsch)
Add optional numpad for wide screens.
Add pin entry layout for numbers.
Remove option "Lockable modifiers".
Hide Alt and Meta keys by default.
Added more optional keys.
Allow typing password on boot.
Improvements to the layouts and bug fixes.
Thanks to the contributors: @geroxyz

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Updated translations: Latvian
Fix crash when typing device password
Increase target SDK version to 31
Thanks to the contributors: @eandersons

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New layouts: QWERTY (Polski)
Allow switching quickly between two layouts.
Allow choosing opacity of the keyboard.
Improved themes and rendering.
Updated translations.
Fixed key repeat bug when holding 3 keys.
Tweaked the swipe gesture. Added some options.
Thanks to the contributors: @9-2-1, @ChasmSolacer

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Bug fix release.

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New layouts: QWERTZ (Slovak)
Bugs fixed.
Updated translations.
Tweaked themes and settings.
Thanks to the contributors: Jozef Kundlak, @MAKI1LOVE

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New translations: Vietnamese
New layouts: Hebrew, Vietnamese
Move the cursor by sliding on the space bar.
New ePaper theme.
Added number row.
Option to switch to the previous keyboard.
Updated translations.
Thanks to the contributors: @K4zoku, @rVnPower, @RamKromberg, @MAKI1LOVE

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New layouts: Arabic, Devanagari
Updated translations.
Updated layouts.
Bugs fixed.
Thanks to the contributors: @ChasmSolacer, @mostafaayesh, @lrvideckis, @eandersons, @mscheidemann, @JackDotJS

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Bug fixes.
Thanks to the contributors: @doak

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New layouts: Persian, Kurdish, Bengali Provat, Romanian, Czech
New languages support: Icelandic
Updated translations: Polish, Latvian, Russian, German, Vietnamese, Farsi, Brazilian, French, Simplified Chinese, Romanian
Voice typing shortcut (can be disabled in settings).
Improved vibration settings.
Many bug fixes and improvements.
Thanks to the contributors: @ChasmSolacer, @eandersons, @MAKI1LOVE, @Moini, @polyctena, @rVnPower, @RZHSSNZDH, @vladgba, @marciozomb13, @GoRaN909, @9-2-1, @shmVirus, @GrimPixel, @frimdo

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Allow selecting any number of standard and custom layouts.
Allow adding custom keys to the keyboard.
Changed behavior of auto-added keys (often dead-keys).
New layouts.
Improved layouts and language support.
Improved the space bar slider, and many more.
Updated translations.
Thanks to the contributors: @ChasmSolacer, @ElucGeek, @GoRaN909, @RZHSSNZDH, @Shareef101, @Validbit, @eandersons, @nitsvga, @polyctena, @sdrapha, @syskill

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Improved custom layout option.
Allow selecting voice typing app with a long press.
The numpad can work with other numeral systems.
New and updated layouts.
New themes.
Many small improvements.
Thanks to the contributors: @pharook, @syskill, @ojas-bhagavath, @lrvideckis, @lyubomirv, @matthiakl, @deftkHD, @V6lhost, @RZHSSNZDH, @RetrogisusDEV, @rafasaurus, @krtsgnr7230, @eandersons, @ChasmSolacer, @Validbit, @polyctena

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The custom vibration setting is back.
Allow to hide the keyboard switching key.
Fixed modifier keys in some development apps.
Updated translations.
Bug fixes and general improvements.
Many thanks to the contributors: @abb128, @marciozomb13, @RetrogisusDEV, @Sestowner, @vedamanavi, @krtsgnr7230

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New layouts: QWERTY (Slovak), Gujarati phonetic
Add Linux Compose key to type a variety of characters using known combinations.
Fixed localized numpad and number row.
Many improvements and bug fixes.
Huge thanks to the contributors: @Yogesh-B, @ChasmSolacer, @matthiakl, @Sestowner, @RyanGibb, @BogdanLata, @RetrogisusDEV, @V6lhost, @ErrrorMaxx, @sdrapha, @vedamanavi

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MessagEase and Thumb-Key inspired gestures with the anti-clockwise circle being
completely configurable.
Updated emojis.
Improved Hangul (Korean) support.
Added Danish support.
Improved spacebar slider.
Updated translations.
Various improvements and fixes to the app and layouts.
Many thanks to the contributors: @alotbsol555 @bkmgit @Cheesebaron @CloneWith @eandersons @JapanYoshi @Julow @la-ninpre @m15a @marciozomb13 @polyctena @solokot @Spike-from-NH @tmqCypher @Validbit

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Clipboard pane
New Monet theme
Improvements to custom layouts
Options to disable key repeat and the circle gesture
Options to disable the Tab and Esc keys
Many thanks to the contributors: @alotbsol555 @ChasmSolacer @eandersons @polyctena @Sestowner @solokot @Spike-from-NH @TadaCZE @V6lhost @Validbit

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Fix crash on Android 6.
Fix scaling issues for layouts with few columns.
Added Serbian layouts.
Layout and compose key tweaks. Improvements to custom layouts. Added Menu key.
Many thanks to the contributors: @adrian4096 @asivery @bokidori @dingodoppelt @RZHSSNZDH

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New supported languages: Albanian, Belgian, Estonian, Georgian, Hawaiian,
Irish, Kannada, Kazakh, Old Church Slavonic, Serbian, Tajiki, Tamil, Welsh
Added WORKMAN (US) layout.
Improved layouts for modern Hindi and Sanskrit, Greek, Kurdish, Persian, Czech.
New compose sequences and added combining diacritic keys.
New and improved themes.
Many bug fixes and improvements.
Many thanks to the contributors: @anaskaejdar @bokidori @cknight828 @cuhsy
@Danger-Mkh @DocJr90 @IYO-OYI @kalankaboom @Kxeo @marciozomb13 @ms-jagadeeshan
@npnpatidar @ptitgnu @quantenzitrone @Sestowner @solokot @Spike-from-NH
@tenextractor

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Delete a word with a circle gesture on the delete key.
Compose key can be unselected.
Improved space bar slider and added selection mode.
Lock shift with a circle gesture.
Improvements to layouts.
Various bug fixes and improvements to themes.
Huge thanks to the contributors: @0skar2 @chuckwagoncomputing @dzaima @eandersons Lokesh Kumar @lrvideckis @ms-jagadeeshan @quantenzitrone @Sestowner @solokot @Spike-from-NH @srikanban @tenextractor

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Bug fixes
Delete a word with a circle gesture on the delete key.
Compose key can be unselected.
Improved space bar slider and added selection mode.
Lock shift with a circle gesture.
Various bug fixes and improvements to themes and layouts.
Many thanks to the contributors: @HaleyHalcyon @Jaoheah @Spike-from-NH

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Better support for foldable devices
Added layouts
Improved selection mode
Bug fixes and many other improvements
Huge thanks to the contributors: @alotbsol555, @bergentroll, @dacc9, @HaleyHalcyon, @Jaoheah, @jorexdeveloper, @malbajun, @matejdro, @Spike-from-NH, @tenextractor

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The main feature is that you can type more characters by swiping the keys towards the corners.
This application was originally designed for programmers using Termux.
Now perfect for everyday use.
This application contains no ads, doesn't make any network requests and is Open Source.

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Lightweight and privacy-conscious virtual keyboard for Android.

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La característica principal es que hay acceso a más caractéres deslizando hacia las esquinas de las teclas.
Esta aplicación fue originalmente diseñada para programadores que usaran Termux.
Ahora es perfecta para uso cotidiano.
La misma no contiene ningún anuncio/publicidad, no realiza peticiones de red y es de Fuente Abierta.

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Un teclado virtual ligero para Android consciente de su privacidad.

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Ang pangunahing feature ay maaari kang mag-type ng mas marami pang karakter sa pag-swipe sa gilid ng mga key.
Noong simula, ginawa itong application para sa mga programmer sa na nagte-Termux.
Ngayo'y perpekto na sa pang-araw-araw.
Walang ads, hindi nagne-network request at Open Source ang application na ito.

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Magaan at privacy-conscious na virtual keyboard sa Android.

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La fonctionnalité principale est l'accès rapide à plus de caractères en balayant les touches vers les coins.
Cette application a été conçue à l'origine pour les programmeurs utilisant Termux.
Elle est maintenant parfaite pour une utilisation quotidienne.
Cette application ne contient pas de publicité, n'accède pas au réseau et est Open Source.

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Clavier virtuel léger et respectueux de la vie privée pour Android.

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Fitur utamanya adalah Anda dapat mengetik lebih banyak karakter dengan menggeser tombol ke arah sudut.
Aplikasi ini awalnya dirancang untuk programmer yang menggunakan Termux.
Sekarang sempurna untuk penggunaan sehari-hari.
Aplikasi ini tidak berisi iklan, tidak membuat permintaan jaringan dan Open Source.

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Keyboard virtual yang ringan dan sadar privasi untuk Android.

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La principale funzionalita` e' che si possono digitare caratteri aggiuntivi scorrendo sui tasti verso gli angoli.
.
Questa app e' stata inizialmente progettata per i programmatori che usavano Termux.
Oggi e' perfetta per l'utilizzo quotidiano,
.
Questa app non contiene pubblicita`, non genera chiamate di rete ed e' Open Source.

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Una Tastiera Virtuale Leggera Per La Programmazione

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このキーボードは、キーの角をスワイプすることで様々なキーを入力できます。
このアプリは元々はTermuxでのプログラミング用に設計されました。
しかし、今では普段の入力にも適しています。
PCキーボードでの半角入力を再現しています。日本語入力、変換は出来ません。
このアプリは広告を含まず、インターネットに接続せず、そしてオープンソースです。

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軽量でプライバシーに配慮したAndroid用仮想キーボード

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주요 기능은 모서리 방향으로 키를 스와이프하여 더 많은 문자를 입력할 수 있다는 것입니다.
이 앱은 처음에는 Termux를 사용하는 프로그래머들을 위한 것으로 개발되었습니다.
지금은 일상적인 용도로도 완벽합니다.
이 응용 프로그램에는 광고가 없으며 네트워크 요청을 하지 않고 오픈 소스입니다.

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개발자들을 위한 가벼운 가상 키보드.

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Galvenā tastatūras iespēja ir viegli ievadīt vairāk rakstzīmju ar pavilkšanu uz taustiņu stūriem.
Sākotnēji šī lietotne tika izstrādāta programmētājiem, kas izmanto Termux.
Tagad tā lieliski piemērota ikdienas lietošanai.
Lietotne nesatur reklāmas, neveic nekādus tīkla pieprasījumus, un tās pirmkods ir pieejams visiem.

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Mazizmēra virtuālā Android tastatūra, kurai rūp privātums.

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De belangrijkste functie is dat je meer tekens kunt typen door de toetsen naar de hoeken te vegen.
Deze applicatie is oorspronkelijk ontworpen voor programmeurs die Termux gebruiken.
Nu perfect voor dagelijks gebruik.
Deze applicatie bevat geen advertenties, doet geen netwerkverzoeken en is Open Source.

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Lichtgewicht en privacy-bewust virtueel toetsenbord voor Android.

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Główną cechą tej klawiatury jest możliwość wprowadzania więcej znaków poprzez przesuwanie po klawiszach do ich rogów.
Ta aplikacja została pierwotnie zaprojektowana z myślą o programistach używających Termuxa.
Obecnie nadaje się doskonale do codziennego użytku.
Aplikacja nie zawiera reklam, nie żąda dostępu do internetu, a jej kod źródłowy jest dostępny publicznie.

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Lekka i dbająca o prywatność klawiatura wirtualna dla Androida.

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A principal característica é que você pode digitar mais caracteres deslizando as teclas para os cantos.
O app foi criado originalmente para desenvolvedores que usam Termux.
Agora aperfeiçoado para o uso diário.
Este aplicativo não contém anúncios, não faz nenhuma solicitação de rede e é Open Source.

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