Braille application.

shinya.ta

@cvp

I don't know how to send a screenshot here.

cvp

@shinya.ta Remember, I explained it some months ago here

cvp

@shinya.ta If it is too complicated, try to explain what you do, step by step, before to see this row of predictions...

Sorry, but I have to leave for more than one hour.

shinya.ta

@cvp

import pyimgur,photos,clipboard,os,console
i=photos.pick_image()
print(i.format)
format = 'gif' if (i.format == 'GIF') else 'jpg'
i.save('img.'+format)
clipboard.set(pyimgur.Imgur("303d632d723a549").upload_image('img.'+format, title="Uploaded-Image").link)
console.hud_alert("link copied!")
os.remove('img.'+format)

I don't know how to use this.

shinya.ta

@cvp

Even if you delete the standard keyboard, if you input Japanese, the expected list will come out.

かわ|
川、可愛い、カワ、側、革…

↑It comes out without permission like this.

cvp

@shinya.ta to use my little script, you have first to install pyimgur module like explained in the previous link

cvp

@shinya.ta where does this prediction row comes? Just under the red dots?

shinya.ta

@cvp

It will come out just below the text field.
It's a normal function of iPhone.

cvp

@shinya.ta I know that but as you speak about that in this topic, I suppose you get this row with my script only.
Or do you have that in all apps?

If this predictions problem is not relative to my script, could you please, react/answer to my previous post

This is what I understand:

there is a bug of some dots forgotten, due to the fact I accept that the dots must be
memorized until the ok button and not until the fingers leave the screen.
the same Touch ID is sometimes generated by Pythonista...
I promise the bug will be solved today
we will not use the kanji Braille, only the hiragana
you accept the fact that the user needs to press the ok button after each dots set which
represents a syllable or hiragana
I don't understand your question about 50 syllables
How will the hiragana's be converted in one of the 2000 official kanji's?
Do I need to try to find a conversion table, like かわ→川

shinya.ta

@cvp

You need to find a conversion list.

shinya.ta

@cvp

The conversion list will come out in the text input in all the applications.
It is not only the story of Pythonisa.

cvp

@shinya.ta For the predictions problem, you could try a reset of the dictionnary

cvp

@shinya.ta said:

The conversion list will come out in the text input in all the applications.
It is not only the story of Pythonisa.

My script only runs in Pythonista, thus you could not use it in other apps.

shinya.ta

@cvp

https://kanntann.com/flick-input-on-iphone

In Japan, you use the text input on iPhone like this.

cvp

@shinya.ta I understand but if you want to have Braille input, with my script it is on the entire screen but only in Pythonista, with Apple standard Braille, I think it is like my script, and with custom keyboard, it is only in the keyboard at the bottom, not the entire screen.

Please, decide if we go on with my script, that will say entire screen but only in Pythonista.
Of course, we could create a custom keyboard but the 6 dots will be presented in a small part of the screen, in the keyboard area.

shinya.ta

@cvp

On the program of Pythonisra, it appeared just below the text field.
Isn't it possible if there is a button that can be converted after inputting Hiragana in Braille?

cvp

@shinya.ta Your last question is another problem.

Please, let us decide if you accept that:

my script runs only in Pythonista
my script presents the 6 dots on full screen
then, we could TRY to convert the hiragana into Kanji

But, please, confirm an answer to the two first questions

I could try to propose a custom keyboard for all apps but you have to accept that the Braille dots will be presented on a small part of the screen, thus, perhaps unusable for your wife.

shinya.ta

@cvp

My wife can manage full-screen operation with iPhone.
My wife accepts it.

1.2.3. All the ideas are acceptable.

cvp

@shinya.ta I understand that your wife can work with a full-screen Braille keyboard but I asked if she could "type" on a little Braille keyboard at the bottom of the screen, not a full-screen.
If yes, we could create a keyboard usable in all apps...
I'll try to show you an example, in a few hours.

cvp

@shinya.ta With the future new version of Pythonista, you will be able to build custom keyboards which will be usable in all applications with input text.
We could thus present a Braille keyboard like the picture here-under but this one will not be full-screen, perhaps the third of the height of your iPhone. The picture is on my iPad mini 4.
This, I'm not sure this kind of small Braille keyboard is usable by your wife.