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lizsugar avatar lizsugar commented on July 2, 2024

If you tap on the terminal screen you should see a row of icons appear briefly. Go ahead and tap the one that looks like an empty box. This will bring up an Android TextEntry field wherein the SwiftKey predictions will work.

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cobra avatar cobra commented on July 2, 2024

that's even more annoying.

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lizsugar avatar lizsugar commented on July 2, 2024

As I see it, it is two fold:

  1. Normally, the keyboard is told what type of field it is sending its characters to, and certain types will enable prediction. If you notice, the default Android keyboard will also not display predictions in IRSSI ConnectBot. This is because there is no EditText field normally, and characters are intercepted directly off of the keyboard.
  2. Swype and TouchPal, for example, don't seem to honor those distinctions however, and thus will happily display their predictions at all times. This is probably because they don't send their information character by character, but instead as a whole word at a time, thus indicating that they do all of their spell checking and prediction before the word is even sent out of the keyobard. SwiftKey, on the other hand, operates on a word while that word is in the text field. If there is no text field for it to interact with, then it does not know there is a word.

With what I mentioned earlier, there is an EditText that can be used to enable prediction, and as such it feels, to me, to be a pretty solid work around for the situation.

(Actual developers: If I got any of this wrong, please feel free to correct me :) )

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kipe avatar kipe commented on July 2, 2024

IMO the TextEntry -field should stick once it's opened, with closing it being possible with the back key. At the moment the behaviour is quite frustrating, as it closes after each sent message.

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