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If you have a remote control that is viewed as a keyboard to XBMC and want to enable SMS/T9-like text input, do two things: | If you have a remote control that is viewed as a keyboard to XBMC and want to enable SMS/T9-like text input, do two things: | ||
#[[Settings/System/Input devices]] -> enable " | #[[Settings/System/Input devices]] -> enable "Remote control sends keyboard presses" | ||
#make a keyboard.xml [[keymap]] file with this (save it in [[userdata]]/keymaps/): <syntaxhighlight lang="xml" enclose="div"> | #make a keyboard.xml [[keymap]] file with this (save it in [[userdata]]/keymaps/): <syntaxhighlight lang="xml" enclose="div"> | ||
<keymap> | <keymap> | ||
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</syntaxhighlight> | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
[[Category:Remote | [[Category:Remote control]] |
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Our remote control pages are so scattered that not even I know where to put this, but I'm putting it SOMEWHERE before I forget.
SMS text input
If you have a remote control that is viewed as a keyboard to XBMC and want to enable SMS/T9-like text input, do two things:
- Settings/System/Input devices -> enable "Remote control sends keyboard presses"
- make a keyboard.xml keymap file with this (save it in userdata/keymaps/):
<keymap> <VirtualKeyboard> <keyboard> <zero>Number0</zero> <one>Number1</one> <two>Number2</two> <three>Number3</three> <four>Number4</four> <five>Number5</five> <six>Number6</six> <seven>Number7</seven> <eight>Number8</eight> <nine>Number9</nine> <backspace>Backspace</backspace> </keyboard> </VirtualKeyboard> </keymap>