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If the user types a hyphen on the touch keyboard (which is on the punctuation layer), it drops back to the default layer automatically. This is good for typing hyphenated words. But perhaps when a space or digit is preceding, it would be better to stay on the punctuation layer (e.g. typing 3-1, or something -- something).
It might be good to analyse each of the common punctuation marks for similar scenarios and implement some rules to improve auto layer switches around them also.
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It might be good to analyse each of the common punctuation marks for similar scenarios and implement some rules to improve auto layer switches around them also.
One idea would be for math equations. Loosely speaking...
From a team review of the Keyman for Android UX (keymanapp/keyman#7161)
If the user types a hyphen on the touch keyboard (which is on the punctuation layer), it drops back to the default layer automatically. This is good for typing hyphenated words. But perhaps when a space or digit is preceding, it would be better to stay on the punctuation layer (e.g. typing
3-1
, orsomething -- something
).It might be good to analyse each of the common punctuation marks for similar scenarios and implement some rules to improve auto layer switches around them also.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: