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New button addition.
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I want to add a new button.
All Text Reading Buttons.
Then, from the beginning of the text, it is the button to read the position of the cursor.
Is it possible?import keyboard import ui from objc_util import * import clipboard import speech import sys import time import threading class MyView(ui.View): def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super().__init__(self, *args, **kwargs) self.background_color = 'lightgray' # bounds not yet known in init, let some delay ui.delay(self.dimensions,0.1) def dimensions(self): w,h = self.bounds.size h_icons = 40 dd = 2 d = (h-4*dd-h_icons)/3 x0 = (w -3*d - 2*dd)/2 x = x0 - d/2 y = h_icons + dd b_top = ui.Button() b_top.frame = (x,y,d,d) b_top.corner_radius = d/4 b_top.title = '文頭' # begin of sentence b_top.background_color = 'white' b_top.border_width = 1 def b_top_action(sender): t = keyboard.get_input_context() # current line l = len(t[0]) keyboard.move_cursor(-l) b_top.action = b_top_action self.add_subview(b_top) x = x0 + 1 * (d + dd) y = h_icons + dd b_up = ui.Button() b_up.frame = (x,y,d,d) b_up.corner_radius = d/4 b_up.title = '⬆️' b_up.background_color = 'white' b_up.border_width = 1 def b_up_action(sender): t = keyboard.get_input_context() # current line l0 = len(t[0]) l1 = len(t[1]) keyboard.move_cursor(-l0) keyboard.move_cursor(-1) # end of previous line t = keyboard.get_input_context() # previous line l2 = len(t[0]) l3 = len(t[1]) #sender.title = str(l0)+' '+str(l1)+' '+str(l2)+' '+str(l3) if l2 >= l0: keyboard.move_cursor(-(l2-l0)) else: pass # line is shorter than l0, thus stay at end b_up.action = b_up_action self.add_subview(b_up) x = x0 y = h_icons + dd + 1 * (d + dd) b_left = ui.Button() b_left.frame = (x,y,d,d) b_left.corner_radius = d/4 b_left.title = '⬅️' b_left.background_color = 'white' b_left.border_width = 1 def b_left_action(sender): keyboard.move_cursor(-1) b_left.action = b_left_action self.add_subview(b_left) x = x0 + 1 * (d + dd) y = h_icons + dd + 1 * (d + dd) b_bottom = ui.Button() b_bottom.frame = (x,y,d,d) b_bottom.corner_radius = d/4 b_bottom.title = '文末' # end of sentence b_bottom.background_color = 'white' b_bottom.border_width = 1 def b_bottom_action(sender): t = keyboard.get_input_context() # current line l = len(t[1]) keyboard.move_cursor(+l) move = my_thread(1) move.start() b_bottom.action = b_bottom_action self.add_subview(b_bottom) x = x0 + 2 * (d + dd) y = h_icons + dd + 1 * (d + dd) b_right = ui.Button() b_right.frame = (x,y,d,d) b_right.corner_radius = d/4 b_right.title = '➡️' b_right.background_color = 'white' b_right.border_width = 1 def b_right_action(sender): keyboard.move_cursor(+1) b_right.action = b_right_action self.add_subview(b_right) x = x0 - d/2 y = h_icons + dd + 2 * (d + dd) b_copy = ui.Button() b_copy.frame = (x,y,d,d) b_copy.corner_radius = d/4 if keyboard.has_full_access(): b_copy.title = 'copy' else: b_copy.title = 'no full' b_copy.background_color = 'white' b_copy.border_width = 1 def b_copy_action(sender): t = keyboard.get_selected_text() clipboard.set(t) b_copy.action = b_copy_action self.add_subview(b_copy) x = x0 + 1 * (d + dd) y = h_icons + dd + 2 * (d + dd) b_down = ui.Button() b_down.frame = (x,y,d,d) b_down.corner_radius = d/4 b_down.title = '⬇️' b_down.background_color = 'white' b_down.border_width = 1 def b_down_action(sender): t = keyboard.get_input_context() # current line l0 = len(t[0]) l1 = len(t[1]) keyboard.move_cursor(l1) keyboard.move_cursor(1) # begin of next line t = keyboard.get_input_context() # next line l2 = len(t[0]) l3 = len(t[1]) if (l2+l3) >= l0: keyboard.move_cursor(l0) else: pass #keyboard.move_cursor(2)#l0-l2) b_down.action = b_down_action self.add_subview(b_down) x = x0 + 2 * (d + dd) + dd + d/2 y = h_icons + dd + 2 * (d + dd) b_delete = ui.Button() b_delete.frame = (x,y,d,d) b_delete.corner_radius = d/4 b_delete.title = '左削除' # delete b_delete.background_color = 'white' b_delete.border_width = 1 def b_delete_action(sender): keyboard.backspace(times=1) b_delete.action = b_delete_action self.add_subview(b_delete) d = 32 dd = 4 w_buttons = 0 #create normal keys emojis = '😊😜😱💦☔️(笑)☀️☁️☃️❄️🍙🍔🚗🌈⭐️😀😃😄😁😆😅😂🤣☺️😊😇🙂🙃😉😌😍🥰😘😗😙😚😋😛😝😜🤪🤨🧐🤓😎🤩🥳😏😒😞😔😟😕🙁☹️😣😖😫😩🥺😢😭😤😠😡🤬🤯😳🥵🥶😨😰😥😓🤗🤔🤭🤫🤥😶😐😑😬😦😧😮😲😴' n_emojis_in_set = 10 n_sets = 1 + int((len(emojis)-1)/n_emojis_in_set) self.vv_array = [] for i_set in range(0,n_sets): l = int(len(emojis)/n_sets) i = i_set * l set_emojis = emojis[i:i+l] + '⏩' w, h = ui.get_screen_size() vv = ui.View(name='set'+str(i_set)) vv.background_color = 'lightgray' h = 0 x = dd y = dd for button_title in set_emojis: b = ui.Button(title=button_title) if button_title == '⏩': b_action = self.nextSet b.i_set = i_set b.n_sets = n_sets b.name = 'nextSet' else: b_action = self.typeChar b.action=b_action b.frame = (x,y,d,d) b.font = ('.SFUIText', d) if (y+d+dd) > h: h = y + d + dd vv.add_subview(b) x = x + d + dd if (x+d+dd) > w: x = dd y = y + d + dd vv.frame = (w_buttons,0,w-w_buttons,h) self.vv_array.append(vv) self.add_subview(vv) i_set = 0 self.nextSet(self.vv_array[n_sets-1]['nextSet']) # display 1st set def typeChar(self,sender): keyboard.insert_text(sender.title) def nextSet(self,sender): i_set = sender.i_set + 1 if i_set == sender.n_sets: i_set = 0 #attach our accessory to the textfield, and textview ww = self.vv_array[i_set] ww.bring_to_front() def main(): if not keyboard.is_keyboard(): return v = MyView() keyboard.set_view(v, 'expanded') if __name__ == '__main__': main() ``` -
You might be able to reduce repetitive code by adding a
self.make_button()method that takes a few parameters and returns aui.Button. -
@ccc it's not his fault, this is my code and, at the time, he requested one button at a time ...
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@shinya.ta said:
I want to add a new button.
All Text Reading Buttons.
Then, from the beginning of the text, it is the button to read the position of the cursor.
Is it possible?I understand you want a new button, but I don't understand its function.
What is "all text reading buttons"?
Do you want that the button action displays the position of the cursor? Like row,column?
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@ccc said:
reduce repetitive code by adding a self.make_button() method
But you're right, I'll do it
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My sense was that this was cursor up, down, left, right buttons on the top row of the on-screen keyboard to the right of cut, copy, paste.
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@cvp I gather he wants something to read (text to speech) starting from the cursor...
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I'm sorry, I'm not good at English, so I couldn't write well.
I would like you to read the text at the cursor position.
And I want you to read all the text fields in the text field. -
@shinya.ta I understand your language problem, English is not my mother language and I also have a lot of problems of comprehension 😅
Thus, do you want to have two buttons?
One to read the text at the cursor (only one character? One word? All from the cursor?)
A second button to read the entire text? -
All from the cursor.
And the whole text. -
@shinya.ta ok, last (I hope) questions: where do you want these buttons and which title on them?
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@shinya.ta first of all, @ccc advice followed here Emojis Keyboard.py
Please try it, thanks -
Yes, it's necessary for me.
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@shinya.ta said:
Yes, it's necessary for me.
sorry, I don't understand to which questions you answer 🤔
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@shinya.ta I have still an important question: do you use this keyboard in a text field of more than one line? Because Pythonista keyboard module does not support it easily.
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I need this reading button for my wife.
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@shinya.ta i understand why you need it but you don't answer to my questions:
- where do you want these buttons?
- which title?
3 ) do you use it in a text field of multiple lines?
Ex:
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- I want to have a button here.
- It's okay with the title of the picture.
- I use it in multiple lines.
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@shinya.ta said:
I want to have a button here.
Sorry, but one more time I don't understand. For the moment, I'll keep "my" positions
