marcelo_cabral
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05-03-2016
08:19 PM
Brightscript Numeric Keypad (Open Source)
Hi Everyone,
I had to create a numeric keypad for my PokeClock channel so I decided to open source it, the project is published on GitHub at:
https://github.com/lvcabral/RokuNumericKeypad
There is a Settings Screen implementation as a simple example, you can configure integer, float, with or without negative numbers support.
I had to create a numeric keypad for my PokeClock channel so I decided to open source it, the project is published on GitHub at:
https://github.com/lvcabral/RokuNumericKeypad
There is a Settings Screen implementation as a simple example, you can configure integer, float, with or without negative numbers support.
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EnTerr
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05-03-2016
10:02 PM
Re: Brightscript Numeric Keypad (Open Source)
There is roPinEntryDialog - not good enough? Number of digits and text can be configured.
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05-03-2016
11:10 PM
Re: Brightscript Numeric Keypad (Open Source)
"EnTerr" wrote:
There is roPinEntryDialog - not good enough? Number of digits and text can be configured.
Not at all, I tried it but the numbers do now show (only * as a password) and you can't have negative or float numbers.
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09-04-2016
09:32 AM
Re: Brightscript Numeric Keypad (Open Source)
One missing feature this example was lacking was the support of using the App (iOS/Android) to directly entry the numbers using the mobile device keyboard.
It's not missing anymore, I implemented it and also added the MIT license to it making it really free for using on anyone's project.
It's not missing anymore, I implemented it and also added the MIT license to it making it really free for using on anyone's project.