I'm using single-line and multi-line input dialogs to write text messages. Is there any way for me to change their behavior to make them expect sentences? What I'm getting at is; they start off with the keyboard in lower case, and doesn't shift to an automatic upper case after a period. This is good for inputting variables, but not so much for regular messaging.
For example, the input dialog that appears when you rename a flow has the behavior I'm looking for.
Change single/multi line input dialogue behavior?
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Re: Change single/multi line input dialogue behavior?
It took a while for me to understand it. You just want the auto capitalization after full stop. Usually it is supported by the keyboard itself, but somehow some app can supress it (just like in Automagic). Maybe this should be requested as feature, to have addition workaround option in settings, where we can turn off the capitalization supression, so the keyboard can auto capitalize again after each full stop.
For mean while, there is another workaround using Control UI, when you can replace the first letter of the words after the full stop. But not the correct solution for this problem, it should be implemented built-in.
For mean while, there is another workaround using Control UI, when you can replace the first letter of the words after the full stop. But not the correct solution for this problem, it should be implemented built-in.
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Re: Change single/multi line input dialogue behavior?
Sorry about the unclear description! Keeping my fingers crossed for a workaround to turn on/off the auto-capitalization
I'll attach an image with a better description of the issue. (Oh... I have used the words uppercase and lowercase in the image, but "auto-capitalization" is probably the right wording?)
I'll attach an image with a better description of the issue. (Oh... I have used the words uppercase and lowercase in the image, but "auto-capitalization" is probably the right wording?)
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Re: Change single/multi line input dialogue behavior?
Yep, that's what I've got. The feature should be implemented built-in, let's wait for Martin.
I have tried with regex and Control UI, the workaround is too awkward. The letters are replaced somewhat sporadic, probably because my limited regex skill. Too complicated to use it and not efficient. Should be better let Automagic turn off the Auto-capitalization supression instead.
I have tried with regex and Control UI, the workaround is too awkward. The letters are replaced somewhat sporadic, probably because my limited regex skill. Too complicated to use it and not efficient. Should be better let Automagic turn off the Auto-capitalization supression instead.
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Re: Change single/multi line input dialogue behavior?
Hi,
I can change the action so that the keyboard switches to capitalize the first character of each sentence. For backwards compatibility I'll introduce a new option in the action that will default to off so the action does not change automatically after the update.
Regards,
Martin
I can change the action so that the keyboard switches to capitalize the first character of each sentence. For backwards compatibility I'll introduce a new option in the action that will default to off so the action does not change automatically after the update.
Regards,
Martin
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Re: Change single/multi line input dialogue behavior?
Sounds great, thanks!