Alex P

Another advantage is that the keyboard is useful for more than text input, as you can use the arrows to move windows for instance. The drawback of this method is we can't implement advanced features for onscreen keyboards like word prediction because we lack context. Yeah, it's a great feature and it should be kept if Florence is intended to be used by people with disabilities. But I think it should be possible to implement a good enough prediction at least on the single word level (suggest "morning"...

Another advantage is that the keyboard is useful for more than text input, as you can use the arrows to move windows for instance. The drawback of this method is we can't implement advanced features for onscreen keyboards like word prediction because we lack context. Yeah, it's a great feature and it should be kept if Florence is intended to be used by people with disabilities. But I think it should be possible to implement a good enough prediction at least on the single word level (suggest "morning"...

Great, I was mainly interested in looking into adding features like Chubon layout (I wonder if the current capabilities of editing the layout files would be enough for that), custom keys/snippets, autocompletion. Like here https://blakewatson.com/journal/writing-and-coding-with-the-macos-accessibility-keyboard/ Also do you have any ideas if it is possible to add Wayland support? xvkbd seems to partially work there. https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=173356 I don't think I need any special...

Hi, is this project alive? Is there any way to submit contributions? (for that I think it would be much easier if it was hosted on GitHub/Gitlab).

Yeah, +1

I have TreeListView with checkboxes that I use for selection and when I remove some objects via RemoveObject they remain in CheckedObjects. In ObjectListView it works fine. Here is a simple project showing this issue. No hierarichies or anything, just a simple list and CheckBoxes set to True. https://gitlab.com/AlexP11223/treelistviewcheckedremovebug class Employee { public string Name { get; set; } public override string ToString() => Name; } public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); var data = new...

I set UseNotifyPropertyChanged on TreeListView but it doesn't seem to have any effect. The same model with INPC works fine in ObjectListView. Am I using it wrong or INPC is not supported in TreeListView?