unexpected-keyboard/srcs/juloo.keyboard2/CandidatesView.java, branch main Unnamed repository; edit this file 'description' to name the repository. Candidates view improvements (#1168) 2026-02-01T22:25:38+00:00 Jules Aguillon 2026-02-01T22:25:38+00:00 2ecf93d9904544ee73159e9f0ee74b49057bca6c * Refactor: Create subpackage 'suggestions' * Candidates view: Status message when no dictionary installed Show a message on the candidates view instead of leaving it empty. A button points to the dictionary installation activity. * Add an option to disable the suggestions * Refactor: Remove Config.should_show_candidates_view This was moved to EditorConfig. * Don't disable text suggestions in some text boxes * Suggestion text size matching settings The candidates view height is based on the height of keyboard rows and the suggestion text size is based on the size of labels on the keys. This is influenced by symbol size and keyboard height options. 
* Refactor: Create subpackage 'suggestions'

* Candidates view: Status message when no dictionary installed

Show a message on the candidates view instead of leaving it empty. A
button points to the dictionary installation activity.

* Add an option to disable the suggestions

* Refactor: Remove Config.should_show_candidates_view

This was moved to EditorConfig.

* Don't disable text suggestions in some text boxes

* Suggestion text size matching settings

The candidates view height is based on the height of keyboard rows and
the suggestion text size is based on the size of labels on the keys.

This is influenced by symbol size and keyboard height options.
 Candidates view 2025-12-28T16:56:37+00:00 Jules Aguillon 2025-07-27T20:09:45+00:00 98c1b8db82c0da8f49eb12d18c9001a57009eca5 The `CandidatesView` is implemented as a `LinearLayout` that is divided horizontally with up to 3 `TextView`. It might in the future contain buttons on the sides. The candidate view is nested into the input view rather than using Android's `setCandidatesView` and callbacks as the API is unreliable and complicated. The first suggestion goes in the middle to be more accessible. The second suggestion goes on the right to be more accessible to the right-handed, because it must go somewhere. 
The `CandidatesView` is implemented as a `LinearLayout` that is divided
horizontally with up to 3 `TextView`. It might in the future contain
buttons on the sides.

The candidate view is nested into the input view rather than using
Android's `setCandidatesView` and callbacks as the API is unreliable and
complicated.

The first suggestion goes in the middle to be more accessible. The
second suggestion goes on the right to be more accessible to the
right-handed, because it must go somewhere.