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44 lines
1.4 KiB
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eek - easy embedded keyboard
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*NOTE* This is not usable by now. The code has still a lot of bugs and
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lacks documentation.
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* Quick look
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http://ueno.fedorapeople.org/eek/eek-in-demo.ogv (2MB, Ogg Theora)
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* How to test
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$ git clone git://github.com/ueno/eek.git
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$ cd eek
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$ ./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr --enable-gtk-doc
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$ make
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$ ./examples/eek-clutter-xkb-test --geometry=kinesis --symbols=in
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* API (not fixed)
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There are two different kinds of objects in eek. One is "keyboard
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element" and another is "keyboard layout engine". A keyboard element
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represents either a keyboard, a section, or a key. Each element
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implements the Builder pattern so that it can be converted into a UI
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widget (ClutterActor, GTK+ button, ...). A layout engine arranges
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keyboard elements using information from external configuration
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mechanisms (XKB, matchbox-keyboard layouts in XML, ...)
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Here is a sample code which utilizes Clutter-based keyboard elements
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and an XKB-based layout engine:
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EekKeyboard *keyboard;
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EekLayout *layout;
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/* Create a keyboard layout using XKB configuration. */
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layout = eek_xkb_layout_new (NULL, "kinesis", "in");
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/* Create a keyboard implemented as ClutterActor. */
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keyboard = eek_clutter_keyboard_new ();
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/* Apply the layout to the keyboard. */
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eek_keyboard_set_layout (keyboard, layout);
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clutter_group_add (CLUTTER_GROUP(stage), CLUTTER_ACTOR(keyboard));
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