first Qwerty from build r1789 - some problems

Fredrik, i understand - it's a bit more work. But you have to admit that without possibility to using qwerty keyboard in many symbian nokia phones is of little use, the more that any keys do not work even in IM_STANDARD mode. I think (maybe only i) that it is a serious problem to fast solving.

All right, i understand... but what priority will be given to solve this problem in future versions?

I would like have possibility to send some text messages via bluetooth to custom embedded devices. BT has worked very well i'm now only waiting impatiently for a decent keyboard support, because now I can't complete my first project in MoSync

Fredrik ---> Yes! now is much better in IM_QWERT mode. Big THX!!!

I understand that work is still ongoing ???

If I can help in further Qwerty testing, please write about it here ....or write about it when You finished.

Fredrik ---> please my detailed description of problems with Nokia E72 in QWERTY mode:

I hope this can help

tested with build r1807

Ofcourse - exactly as i describe on this picture in original Nokia Notepad.

Yes i undersand that.

... but Fredrik, here U are sample code from NetBeans in Java J2ME , it work in QWERTY mode exactly the same as original Nokia Notepad. You can check this code on your phone .... any phone with Java ready. I have Polish letters too without any problems. But for me much better is to write code in C++ yet.

import javax.microedition.lcdui.*;
import javax.microedition.midlet.*;

public class GuiTests extends MIDlet implements CommandListener {
    // display manager
    Display display = null;

    // a menu with items
    List menu = null; // main menu

    // list of choices
    List choose = null;

    // textbox
    TextBox input = null;

    // ticker
    Ticker ticker = new Ticker("Test GUI Components");

    // alerts
    final Alert soundAlert = new Alert("sound Alert");

    // date
    DateField date = new DateField("Today's date: ", DateField.DATE);

    // form
    Form form = new Form("Form for Stuff");

    // gauge
    Gauge gauge = new Gauge("Gauge Label", true, 10, 0);

    // text field
    TextField textfield = new TextField("TextField Label", "abc", 50, 0);

    // command
    static final Command backCommand = new Command("Back", Command.BACK, 0);
    static final Command mainMenuCommand = new Command("Main", Command.SCREEN, 1);
    static final Command exitCommand = new Command("Exit", Command.STOP, 2);
    String currentMenu = null;

    // constructor.
    public GuiTests() {
    }

    /**
     * Start the MIDlet by creating a list of items and associating the
     * exit command with it.
     */
    public void startApp() throws MIDletStateChangeException {
      display = Display.getDisplay(this);
      // open a db stock file

      menu = new List("Test Components", Choice.IMPLICIT);
      menu.append("Test TextBox", null);
      menu.append("Test List", null);
      menu.append("Test Alert", null);
      menu.append("Test Date", null);
      menu.append("Test Form", null);
      menu.addCommand(exitCommand);
      menu.setCommandListener(this);
      menu.setTicker(ticker);

      mainMenu();
    }

    public void pauseApp() {
      display = null;
      choose = null;
      menu = null;
      ticker = null;
      form = null;
      input = null;
      gauge = null;
      textfield = null;
    }

    public void destroyApp(boolean unconditional) {
      notifyDestroyed();
    }

    // main menu
    void mainMenu() {
      display.setCurrent(menu);
      currentMenu = "Main";
    }

    /**
     * Test the TextBox component.
     */
    public void testTextBox() {
      System.out.println("textbox called");
      input = new TextBox("Enter Some Text:", "", 5, TextField.ANY);
      input.setTicker(new Ticker("testTextBox"));
      input.addCommand(backCommand);
      input.setCommandListener(this);
      input.setString("");
      display.setCurrent(input);
      currentMenu = "input";
    }

    /**
     * Test the List component.
     */
    public void testList() {
        choose = new List("Choose Items", Choice.MULTIPLE);
        choose.setTicker(new Ticker("listTest"));
        choose.addCommand(backCommand);
        choose.setCommandListener(this);
        choose.append("Item 1", null);
        choose.append("Item 2", null);
        choose.append("Item 3", null);
        display.setCurrent(choose);
        currentMenu = "list";
   }

   /**
    * Test the Alert component.
    */
   public void testAlert() {
      soundAlert.setType(AlertType.ERROR);
      soundAlert.setString("** ERROR **");
      display.setCurrent(soundAlert);
   }

   /**
    * Test the DateField component.
    */
   public void testDate() {
      java.util.Date now = new java.util.Date();
      date.setDate(now);
      Form f = new Form("Today's date");
      f.append(date);
      f.addCommand(backCommand);
      f.setCommandListener(this);
      display.setCurrent(f);
      currentMenu = "date";
   }

   /**
    * Test the Form component.
    */
   public void testForm() {
      form.append(gauge);
      form.append(textfield);
      form.addCommand(backCommand);
      form.setCommandListener(this);
      display.setCurrent(form);
      currentMenu = "form";
   }

   /**
    * Handle events.
    */
   public void commandAction(Command c, Displayable d) {
      String label = c.getLabel();
      if (label.equals("Exit")) {
         destroyApp(true);
      } else if (label.equals("Back")) {
          if(currentMenu.equals("list") || currentMenu.equals("input") ||
               currentMenu.equals("date") || currentMenu.equals("form")) {
            // go back to menu
            mainMenu();
          }

      } else {
         List down = (List)display.getCurrent();
         switch(down.getSelectedIndex()) {
           case 0: testTextBox();break;
           case 1: testList();break;
           case 2: testAlert();break;
           case 3: testDate();break;
           case 4: testForm();break;
         }

      }
  }
}

this is in CLDC1-1 and MIDP-2.1

So.... i think, if U can at least this native UI codes or whatever, when i can chave event to decode chars it would be maybe good

Fredrik --> Do U have any new ideas or concept now?

Form me Java J2ME is bad because of restrictions in aplications signing and permisions. With MoSync all is much better

Fredrik --> Very sorry but I really misunderstood.

Ofcourse when I compile my program for SonyEricsson K800 - all keyboard on my Nokia E72 works great in Qwerty mode Maybe without one little strange efect

I have in my code:

void WybierzBTScreen::keyPressEvent(int keyCode, int nativeCode) {

		    case MAK_STAR:
		        if(mDevices.capacity()) mDevices.clear();
		        Vector_each(BtDevice, itr, mDevices)
		            delete itr;

		      if(!mIsWorking) {
		        mIsWorking = true;
		        mStatus->setCaption("Szukam urz. Bluetooth... ");
		        mDiscoverer->startDeviceDiscovery(this, true);
		      }
		      break;
}

and it act even if I press Fire button even if I press char "A" on Qwerty mode - I don't know why ???

I havn't Polish letters too witch switch - but it is a small problem jet.

ok, this is less of a problem because the most important thing is to work properly for EditBox Qwerty mode, etc.