wraggster
August 17th, 2008, 22:31
Bumuckl (http://www.bumuckl.com//index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=2&func=fileinfo&id=403) has released a new version of his OSK for the PSP, heres the release details;
This ain't no real homebrew, it's just a powerful LUA "library" for LUA developers!
BermudaOSK is a virtual keyboard, actually developed for
Bermuda CS 9 (before version 9, the FuzzieBoard by Fuzzie360 has been used)
and Dow! - Develop on the go, programmed in LUA and meant as a
LUA Library for developers.
BermudaOSK has lots of advantages, not just towards the original SonyOSK,
but also towards the other (LUA) OSK's:
-it is very fast and very easy to use
-does not just contain simple symbols,
but also lots of special symbols
(small letters, capital letters, special symbols, numbers, ...)
-very easy to implement into your own script
-got a nice design(which can be changed manually)
How do you implement BermudaOSK into your own script?
The subfolder "Lib" contains the file bermudaOSK.blx and a folder called "gfx".
Copy both into the folder where your mainscriptfile is located.
At the beginning of your script, you have to include the library file:
dofile("bermudaOSK.blx")
Then the OSK can be executed everywhere in the script:
bermudaOSK()
The OSK-function returns a string as result, so it's meaningful to call
the function like this:
yourtextvar = bermudaOSK()
Have fun, Bumuckl
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This ain't no real homebrew, it's just a powerful LUA "library" for LUA developers!
BermudaOSK is a virtual keyboard, actually developed for
Bermuda CS 9 (before version 9, the FuzzieBoard by Fuzzie360 has been used)
and Dow! - Develop on the go, programmed in LUA and meant as a
LUA Library for developers.
BermudaOSK has lots of advantages, not just towards the original SonyOSK,
but also towards the other (LUA) OSK's:
-it is very fast and very easy to use
-does not just contain simple symbols,
but also lots of special symbols
(small letters, capital letters, special symbols, numbers, ...)
-very easy to implement into your own script
-got a nice design(which can be changed manually)
How do you implement BermudaOSK into your own script?
The subfolder "Lib" contains the file bermudaOSK.blx and a folder called "gfx".
Copy both into the folder where your mainscriptfile is located.
At the beginning of your script, you have to include the library file:
dofile("bermudaOSK.blx")
Then the OSK can be executed everywhere in the script:
bermudaOSK()
The OSK-function returns a string as result, so it's meaningful to call
the function like this:
yourtextvar = bermudaOSK()
Have fun, Bumuckl
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