QWERTY keyboard with only 26 letters

[Roffild]

Without popups.

You can not take your finger off the screen until you get to the desired letter.

[menny]

Can you provide a screenshot of this?
Also, what is the purpose of such a keyboard?

[Roffild]

It looks like a standard keyboard.

Popup blocks the selection of a neighboring letter.

English only needs 26 letters.

[Roffild]

You can click on the letter T, move your finger to the letter H and release. The letter H will be printed. On a standard keyboard, this will not make a popup on the letter G.

This keyboard is more convenient for the user who needs only 26 letters.

Additional characters are specified in the code and you can get rid of them only with: android:popupCharacters=""

AnySoftKeyboard/ime/app/src/main/java/com/anysoftkeyboard/keyboards/ExternalAnyKeyboard.java

Lines 426 to 435 in 8588455

	protected boolean setupKeyAfterCreation(AnyKey key) {
	if (super.setupKeyAfterCreation(key)) return true;
	// ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ QWERTY KEYBOARD
	// αβξδεφγθιϊκλμνοπψρστυϋωχηζ VIM digraphs
	// ΑΒΞΔΕΦΓΘΙΪΚΛΜΝΟΠΨΡΣΤΥΫΩΧΗΖ VIM DIGRAPHS
	// αβψδεφγηιξκλμνοπ;ρστθωςχυζ Greek layout
	// ΑΒΨΔΕΦΓΗΙΞΚΛΜΝΟΠ;ΡΣΤΘΩΣΧΥΖ GREEK LAYOUT
	// αβχδεφγηι κλμνοπθρστυ ωχψζ Magicplot
	// ΑΒΧΔΕΦΓΗΙ ΚΛΜΝΟΠΘΡΣΤΥ ΩΧΨΖ MAGICPLOT
	if (key.mCodes.length > 0) {

[menny]

Since you added a layout to the main-app you probably need to fix some unit-tests that assume a certain number of main-app available layouts count.

[menny]

can you change this to "QWERTY keyboard without any popups", or similar.

[Roffild]

No matter what the description and name of this keyboard will be.

This UnitTest is impossible to pass:

com.anysoftkeyboard.ime.AnySoftKeyboardKeyboardSubtypeTest > testAvailableSubtypesReported FAILED
   java.lang.AssertionError: expected:<8> but was:<9>

com.anysoftkeyboard.ime.AnySoftKeyboardKeyboardSubtypeTest > testAvailableSubtypesReported FAILED
   java.lang.AssertionError: expected:<9> but was:<8>

[nicoursi]

If you want to pass that awful test just have a look at how I did it here #2419

At one point, you will have to add and ID number into an array. Just invent one (no bigger then any number in that array) and add it as last number in the array. At this point you will fail the test, but you will know what ID to put (you'll find it in the error message). Make sure you put it at the right position, and delete the one you invented.