Re: [Annnounce] mcip - a Virtual Keyboard in QML with hildon input method plugin
 

this looks promissing will keep an eye :D i hope it get potrait support
btw: in symbols, especially english keyboard... having an "ñ" would be nice since its latin derived.

Re: [Annnounce] mcip - a Virtual Keyboard in QML with hildon input method plugin
 

how about a portrait mode?

Re: [Annnounce] mcip - a Virtual Keyboard in QML with hildon input method plugin
 

Mon May 16 12:01:29 +0800
updated to 0.2.5-maemo5-1

Re: [Annnounce] mcip - a Virtual Keyboard in QML with hildon input method plugin
 

I'm actually starting to love it. Hardware keyboard input could be faster but I don't type Chinese much on my N900 so this is a more than reasonable solution for my needs.

On another note if you need any Chinese to English translation done I can volunteer.

Thanks for your hard work. This program just keeps getting better and better. (Have you really been working on it full time, or was that just a joke? :p)

Re: [Annnounce] mcip - a Virtual Keyboard in QML with hildon input method plugin
 

guys, is this just an english to chinese keyboard? Or i can use it for english typing as well?

Re: [Annnounce] mcip - a Virtual Keyboard in QML with hildon input method plugin
 

It supports english-only typing.

Re: [Annnounce] mcip - a Virtual Keyboard in QML with hildon input method plugin
 

Is there a way to temporarily switch back to HIM?

Re: [Annnounce] mcip - a Virtual Keyboard in QML with hildon input method plugin
 

well, it types english but eventually it converts the character into chinese!!
how to keep it english if it supports english, please?

Re: [Annnounce] mcip - a Virtual Keyboard in QML with hildon input method plugin
 

i did not realize that i had to press on the chinese character on the top left corner :)
it looks good however, the portrait mode, still messed up..

Re: [Annnounce] mcip - a Virtual Keyboard in QML with hildon input method plugin
 

Strictly speaking, in its current form I would call it a QWERTY keyboard with built-in Chinese pinyin input method. :p

I suppose the portrait mode (and T9 which the author previously built) will be coming soon...