Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #15265, comment 7


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Jul 18, 2024, 9:31:28 AM (4 months ago)
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  • Ticket #15265, comment 7

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    11There are a couple of different things mixed in your above post:
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    3 Some widgets in the ScummVM GUI do have certain events attached to them that will show or hide the virtual keyboard (like a text field gaining focus (will show the virtual keyboard), an Esc or Return key while a text field is focused will hide the virtual keyboard) -- there's also some behavior for hiding the virtual keyboard when selecting an item from a list etc).
     3Some widgets in the ScummVM GUI do have certain events attached to them that will show or hide the virtual keyboard (like a text field gaining focus will show the virtual keyboard, an Esc or Return key while a text field is focused will hide the virtual keyboard -- there's also some behavior for hiding the virtual keyboard when selecting an item from a list etc).
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    55Also while in-game, if the virtual keyboard is shown, calling for the ScummVM Global Menu will hide the virtual keyboard.
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    3333In general, I'd say that the issue reported in this ticket is not Android-specific and, if a fix is required, it should be considered on a specific engine or game basis each time, where the issue appears.
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    35 To clarify, as noted in my previous message, other engines and games won't hide the virtual keyboard when skipping cutscenes (with Esc or other key mapped to the skip action). A few examples of this, that I've quick-tested, are Blade Runner, Monkey Island 1, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Indiana Jones and Fate of Atlantis). This is the expected behavior. You are able to just keep your finger on the "Esc" and keep skipping cutscenes back to back.
     35To clarify, as noted in my previous message, other engines and games won't hide the virtual keyboard when skipping cutscenes (with Esc or other key mapped to the skip action). A few examples of this, that I've quick-tested, are Blade Runner, Monkey Island 1, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Indiana Jones and Fate of Atlantis. This is the expected behavior. You are able to just keep your finger on the "Esc" and keep skipping cutscenes back to back.
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