Works around #119 on the compiler side. This normalises the touch layout file in the
compile phase, fixing integers which should be strings, etc. This means that
we no longer need to correct the issue in the Engine; a rebuild of affected
keyboards is sufficient (although of course we'll need a version bump in order
for them to be distributed.
The uninstall is supposed to remove HKCU settings for developer. However
a side-effect is that an upgrade (which msi treats as uninstall/
install internally) also removes HKCU settings. This is sad and it is
probably better overall to leave a dangling HKCU key after uninstall.
Fixes#2667.
Fixes sillsdev/keyman-issues#6231.
Fixes sillsdev/keyman-issues#6125.
Fixes sillsdev/keyman-issues#5914.
Fixes sillsdev/keyman-issues#5902.
Relates to #2656.
If you attempt to import a blank OSK into the touch layout editor,
nothing happens, but behind the scenes the state was corrupted, meaning
when you attempt to continue work at some point the app will crash.
Fixes#2437.
* add context help
* add Ctrl+PgUp/Ctrl+PgDn hotkeys for switching pages
* add Alt+Left/Alt+Right hotkeys for switching views
* remove old TODO items
* saving file from source view now gets latest changes correctly
Fixes#2632.
The model editor was not being notified of changes in wordlist tabs,
which meant that it would never be set into modified state for changes
exclusively in a wordlist.
Fixes#2630.
The MIME type for .js was being read from the registry, which on some
systems has been corrupted to text/plain, which causes Chrome to abort
loading the script. The fix is to avoid loading the system registered
MIME types, which we don't need anyway, because all the MIME types we
are using are in the default hard-coded list.
Fixes#2498.
The .keyboard_info merge was incorrectly assuming the presence of a .js
in the .kmp file if the source .kmn file asserted support for touch
platforms, when testing the .kmx files. Now, platform support for
Android and iOS will only be added if the package actually includes the
.js file that makes that possible.
Fixes#2555.
The package compiler would give a misleading error when it was verifying
keyboard version numbers if one of the files could not be found; it
would say the keyboard file versions (between .kmx and .js) mismatched
instead of complaining about the missing file.
This reduces this error to a warning, allowing the verification to
continue, and the resulting log shows that the file is missing and
fails the build more logically.
Fixes#2450. When Keyman serialized input, it would cause the touch keyboard to cancel
because the touch keyboard thought the received event meant the user was touching the
physical keyboard. This resolves that problem, using a watch timer to check the visibility
of the touch input panel.
With changes to the text editor relating to focus,
double-clicking and drag-dropping from character
map no longer worked reliably. This patch resolves
this problem.
Fixes#2466.
Fixes#2467. This is a two part fix. First, the actual shortcuts
now work. Secondly, because the shortcut points to kmshell.exe,
Windows 10 Start Menu will hide it because it is identical to
the Keyman Desktop shortcut. So we add a uniquifier to un-hide
it. A bit silly, but makes sense in this instance.
