Keyboard ui button.

shinya.ta

I'm a little greedy, but is it possible to use the following programs mixed?

import ui
from objc_util import *

def NextFieldKeyInTextFieldKeyboard(view, button, background_color='lightgray'):
    # parameters: view = main view of textfields
    #                           button = ui.Button designed by user (size, title, image...)
    #                           background_color = background_color of InputAccessoryView
    # create ui.View for InputAccessoryView above keyboard
    v = ui.View()                                                   # view above keyboard
    v.background_color = background_color   # background_color of user choice
    v.width = ui.get_screen_size()[0]           # width of screen, thus of keyboard
    v.height = button.height + 4                    # only for Next button

    # code executed when Next key is tapped
    def Next_tapped(sender):
        s = sender.objc_instance.firstResponder()._nextKeyResponder().becomeFirstResponder()    
    button.action = Next_tapped                     # code to be executed if button tapped
    v.add_subview(button)                                   # set as subview of view
    
    vo = ObjCInstance(v)                                    # get ObjectiveC object of v
    # attach to each textfield an InputAccessoryView abobe the keyboard
    for sv in view.subviews:                            # loop on all subviews of main view
        if 'TextField' in str(type(sv)):        # subview is a TextField
            tfo = ObjCInstance(sv).textField()# get ObjectiveC object of sv
            tfo.setInputAccessoryView_(vo)      # attach our accessory to textfield
        
if __name__ == '__main__':
    main_view = ui.View()
    main_view.name = 'NextFieldKeyInTextFieldKeyboard'
    main_view.frame = (0,0,380,140)
    main_view.add_subview(ui.TextField(frame=(10,  2,360,32)))
    main_view.add_subview(ui.TextField(frame=(10, 36,360,32)))
    main_view.add_subview(ui.TextField(frame=(10, 70,360,32)))
    main_view.add_subview(ui.TextField(frame=(10,104,360,32)))
    button = ui.Button()                                # Button for Next key
    button.frame = (0,0,32,32)
    button.font = ('<System-Bold>',24)
    button.title = '⏯'                                  #  emoji as title
    NextFieldKeyInTextFieldKeyboard(main_view,button)#,background_color='green')
    main_view.present('sheet')

shinya.ta

@cvp

If possible, I would like to edit multiple Text views.

cvp

@shinya.ta Just to be sure: multiple TextViews but with buttons only once?
Button should process on TextView where the cursor is? Please confirm before I begin. Thanks

cvp

@shinya.ta Could you try/test this version and give me your feedback, thanks
script with multiple TextViews

shinya.ta

@cvp

Dear.cvp

Wonderful. I was looking for this.
It's perfect.

You are God.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.

cvp

@shinya.ta Hello, I'm happy it's ok for you, but, believe me, I'm very far to be a god of Python, or even of anything else, like my wife says 😂

shinya.ta

@cvp

Dear.cvp

Finally, there was one problem.
Even though the speech is written, they don't read the letters.

Is there any problem?

shinya.ta

@cvp

I haven't checked the iPad yet, but the Emoji task bar doesn't show it on the iPhone.

cvp

@shinya.ta the button Next Emojis will not appear on iPad.
see Apple doc

But it should appear in the emojis rows.

cvp

@shinya.ta You were right, I had a bug for an iPhone, I'm sorry, sincerely

correction here

About the speech problem, is this one occurring since your update?

shinya.ta

@cvp

The Emoji task bar was displayed on iPhone, too.
I didn't speak the speech on the iPhone.
I speak properly with iPad.

cvp

@shinya.ta You have to check of your general settings are the same on your iPad and your iPhone

shinya.ta

@cvp

How can I confirm that?

cvp

@shinya.ta check one y one your settings in general/accessibility

shinya.ta

@cvp

I checked the accessibility.
But all of them were set in the same way.

My wife's iPhone has a home button. There is a home button on iPad, too.
But mine is iPhone XS Max, so there is no home button.

Is it because of the difference in the device?

cvp

@shinya.ta Sorry but I don't know that. Hoping somebody else in the forum could help you