Re: LTWUI toolkit

>> Hmm, that's not what the presenters said at the talk (Lightweight UI
Toolkit For The Java(tm) ME Platform- Making Compelling Java ME UI's
Easy) when I asked. 
 
That's weird then! :) I have tested the toolkit demo on many Nokia
devices and they do behave like I described below. You can download the
demo from LWTUI site, go to Dialogs, and then mess with some of the
parameters presented in the text input components. When you click to
edit they immediately switch to a standard TextBox so the predictive
input can be used.
 
There might be some other components that don't behave this way though;
I'm still to investigate more.
 
My policy for marriage is to have the last word on every discussion.
"Yes, m'am". 
 
Daniel

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Hmm, that's not what the presenters said at the talk (Lightweight UI
Toolkit For The Java(tm) ME Platform- Making Compelling Java ME UI's
Easy) when I asked. However, I'm always willing to be corrected
otherwise my marriage would go nowhere.... ;->

If Input Method Editors (Foreign language input, etc.) work then that's
great.

Cheers,

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input control, it switches to the standard input control (TextFie



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Actually, when you click on a text input control, it switches to the
standard input control (TextField) so all advantages of predictive
input, input masks, etc. are still there. Similar approach to GMail for
JME.

[]s
Daniel


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As I brought up after the presentation at JavaOne, there is a serious
problem with input using this approach. The Game Canvas was not designed
to be the input mechanism of choice for text and thus a lot of
implementations to not support IMEs there.

I think it looks good for display purposes.

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Roger Brinkley ---05/15/2008 01:21:39 PM---Also a podcast today on the
Mobile & Embedded community page.


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Also a podcast today on the Mobile & Embedded community page. 
http://mobileandembedded.org <http://mobileandembedded.org/> 

binky

Daniel Rocha wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have covered a bit of the LWTUI toolkit created by some folks at
> http://lwuit.dev.java.net <http://lwuit.dev.java.net/> . It's really
great looking, easy to program
> with and I have run it on many different devices (Nokia N95, N93,
E61i,
> 6131 - Series 40) and it works flawlessly in all of them.
>
> There's a video of the toolkit demo running at my Forum Nokia Blog:
>
http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/daniel-rochas-forum-nokia-blog/eswt/20
<http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/daniel-rochas-forum-nokia-blog/eswt/2
0> 
> 08/05/14/lwtui_toolkit
>
> Cheers,
> Daniel Rocha
> Forum Nokia
>
>
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