virtualkeyboard_enter_t

Text for the Enter key on the virtual keyboard.

Synopsis:

#include <bps/virtualkeyboard.h>
 

typedef enum {
      VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_DEFAULT = 0   
      VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_GO = 1   
      VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_JOIN = 2   
      VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_NEXT = 3   
      VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_SEARCH = 4   
      VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_SEND = 5   
      VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_SUBMIT = 6   
      VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_DONE = 7   
      VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_CONNECT = 8   
} virtualkeyboard_enter_t;

Data:

VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_DEFAULT
The default Enter key.
VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_GO
Display "Go" on the Enter key.
VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_JOIN
Display "Join" on the Enter key.
VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_NEXT
Display "Next" on the Enter key.
VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_SEARCH
Display "Search" on the Enter key.
VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_SEND
Display "Send" on the Enter key.
VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_SUBMIT
Display "Submit" on the Enter key.
VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_DONE
Display "Done" on the Enter key.
VIRTUALKEYBOARD_ENTER_CONNECT
Display "Connect" on the Enter key.

Library:

libbps

Description:

This enumeration defines the specific text that can appear on the Enter key of the virtual keyboard. For example, you can configure this key to display the text "Go", "Send", "Done", and so on.

Note that for some virtual keyboard layouts there isn't room to display this text on the Enter key. In that case, the default Enter key is displayed.

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