On-Screen Keyboard

Hi guys.

• I would like to make on-screen keyboard.I have no problem in pressing the keys on the keyboard.
• After pressing a key at the moment{pause(2)},I can write one by clicking on the ground.
• I want,the window without changing,I want to print the window.
• I can say is as follows.input text document, trying to guide.

ty

[Sean de Wolski]

What is your question?

[nsbd]

using java, we want to do how the process window.

exam:windows media player,winamp,text document.

I hope you understand

[Sean de Wolski]

I still don't see a question. And no your goal is not clear.

[nsbd]

Look at the lower side

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

I am not at all sure that I understand the question, but I suspect that what you are looking for is the Java Robot class.

[nsbd]

please Look at the lower side. new write

Answer 2

[nsbd]

"

 function psh_la_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)

 pause(3)

 import java.awt.Robot; 

 import java.awt.event.*;

 key = Robot ;

   while (get(handles.psh_la,'Value') == 1) ;

     key.keyPress(java.awt.event.KeyEvent.VK_Z);

     key.keyRelease(java.awt.event.KeyEvent.VK_Z);

   end
"

After running this.2 seconds pass a text document.after Z ticking. but I do not want to switch.

:( I do not have English

[Walter Roberson]

Is the difficulty that the focus is changing to the target window and you do not wish the focus to change? If so, then you can use figure(gcf) to bring the current figure back in to focus.

[nsbd]

Yes.How should I do?

[Walter Roberson]

function psh_la_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)

thisfig = ancestor(hObject,'figure');

pause(3)

import java.awt.Robot;

import java.awt.event.*;

key = Robot ;

while (get(handles.psh_la,'Value') == 1) ;

key.keyPress(java.awt.event.KeyEvent.VK_Z);

key.keyRelease(java.awt.event.KeyEvent.VK_Z);

figure(thisfig);

end

[nsbd]

windows...Run...open(osk). (on-screen keyboard)

I want something like that.I do not want in matlab thisfig. :( sorry

using guide,Using the arrow key on windows media player.

I hope you understand

[Walter Roberson]

thisfig is just a variable name, and is used to try to return focus to the tool.

It should not matter that you are using GUIDE. GUIDE is limited and you will need to program some parts yourself.

[nsbd]

http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/107179-virtual-keyboard/

http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_id=12117&s=6721f3f6e47aa9ccd2f403c3899b3a46

Something Did he similar can be done.

[nsbd]

above that is written in C #

Answer 3

[Matt Fig]

I am not sue of your question either. Here is the basic layout of a custom GUI keyboard that I made for a client. Notice that I left all of the callbacks out, so the GUI does nothing right now. The original GUI used complex callbacks including JAVA and ActiveX calls, but I won't include it here. Perhaps you can adapt it to your needs.

function [] = keyboard_gui()

set(0,'units','pix')
SCR = get(0,'screensize');

S.fh = figure('menubar','none',...
              'numbertitle','off',...
              'name','Friendly Keyboard',...
              'units','pix',...
              'resize','off',...
              'position',[20 20 SCR(3)-25 SCR(4)-80],...
              'color',[.5 .5 1]);
S.POS = cell(28,1);  % Pre-allocate so we get a column vector.

for ii = 1:26  % Create the letter buttons.
    ax = subplot(5,6,ii);  % Use SUBPLOT to get alignment.
    set(ax,'units','normalized','visible','off')
    S.POS{ii} = round(get(ax,'pos')*1000)/1000 - [0 .075 0 0];
    delete(ax)
    S.pb(ii) = uicontrol('style','push',...
                         'units','norm',...
                         'position',S.POS{ii},...
                         'string',char(64+ii),...
                         'fontsize',45,...
                         'fontweight','bold',...
                         'enable','off');
end

pwidth = S.POS{2}(3)+S.POS{2}(1)-S.POS{1}(1);
S.POS{27} = [S.POS{3}(1) S.POS{26}(2) pwidth S.POS{1}(4)]; % BACKSPACE button.
S.pb(27) =  uicontrol('style','push',...
                     'units','norm',...
                     'position',S.POS{27}+[0 0 .2705 0],...
                     'string','Delete',...
                     'fontsize',35,...
                     'fontweight','bold',...
                     'enable','off');  
S.pb(28) = uicontrol('style','push',...                 % The CLEAR button.
                     'units','norm',...
                     'position',[0.84625 0.875 .10375 0.11],...
                     'string','Clear',...
                     'fontsize',35,...
                     'fontweight','bold',...
                     'enable','off');                                 
S.ed = uicontrol('style','edit',...
                 'units','norm',...
                 'position',[0.05 0.875 0.7825 0.11],...
                 'fontsize',50,...
                 'fontweight','bold',...
                 'horizontalalignment','left',...
                 'enable','off'); 
set(S.pb,'backgroundcolor',[.9 .6 .6])             
drawnow       % Flush event queue

[Sean de Wolski]

Not QWERTY!!!!!

[Matt Fig]

That's how he wanted it!

[nsbd]

Click on the keys,write to the floor in the background.

This is not writing :(

[Matt Fig]

Did you read my comments before the function? I state that all of the callbacks have not been included...

Also, what do you mean, "write to the floor"? Do you mean, "write to the command window"?

[nsbd]

no write command windows.I want write exam :text document

or Using the arrow key on windows media player.

but in doing so,guide window,Don't get sub - icon status

[Walter Roberson]

I think I understand your question now. I do not use Windows much, so I do not know the solution if the code in my answer does not work.

[Matt Fig]

I see, then at in the GUI you would need to open a file and in the callback use FPRINT to write to it. This wouldn't be too hard to add to what I gave you.

[nsbd]

windows...Run...open(osk). (on-screen keyboard)

I want something like that.I do not want in matlab thisfig. :( sorry

using guide,Using the arrow key on windows media player.

I hope you understand

[Walter Roberson]

Matt, I do not see how fprintf() fits in with the problem as I understand it.

My understanding is that the problem is that when a key event is sent to another window using Java Robot, that the MATLAB window is getting iconized.

[Matt Fig]

I understood differently. If you look at comment #5 above, nsbd said write to text file. Of course this doesn't take care of the ActiveX stuff...

[nsbd]

So, how can write a virtual keyboard in Matlab.

Do you have a sample of your hands?

thks.

[nsbd]

currently at 00:27 I have to go sleep.good night

:) thks bro.

[Walter Roberson]

@Matt, I understood "exam :text document" to mean "for example, write in to a text editor's window".

@nsbd: We are still trying to understand what you are trying to do. I do not understand yet why the psh_la_Callback code I suggested is not usable?