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Daiki Ueno
2010-06-05 10:00:35 +09:00
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@ -15,14 +15,14 @@ lacks documentation.
$ make
$ ./examples/eek-clutter-xkb-test --geometry=kinesis --symbols=in
* API
* API (not fixed)
There are two kinds of objects in eek. One is "keyboard element" and
another is "keyboard layout engine". A keyboard element represents
either a keyboard, a section, or a key. Each element implements the
Builder pattern so that it can be converted into a UI widget
(ClutterActor, GTK+ button, ...). A keyboard layout engine arranges
keyboard elements using layout rules from external configuration
There are two different kinds of objects in eek. One is "keyboard
element" and another is "keyboard layout engine". A keyboard element
represents either a keyboard, a section, or a key. Each element
implements the Builder pattern so that it can be converted into a UI
widget (ClutterActor, GTK+ button, ...). A layout engine arranges
keyboard elements using information from external configuration
mechanisms (XKB, matchbox-keyboard layouts in XML, ...)
Here is a sample code which utilizes Clutter-based keyboard elements
@ -31,10 +31,10 @@ and an XKB-based layout engine:
EekKeyboard *keyboard;
EekLayout *layout;
/* Create a keyboard layout from XKB configuration. */
/* Create a keyboard layout using XKB configuration. */
layout = eek_xkb_layout_new (NULL, "kinesis", "in");
/* Create a keyboard that is implemented as ClutterActor. */
/* Create a keyboard implemented as ClutterActor. */
keyboard = eek_clutter_keyboard_new ();
/* Apply the layout to the keyboard. */