Guest jackkykung Posted October 18, 2010 Report Posted October 18, 2010 Dear, All Dev Can the four touch button change their position from Left to Right: Home > Search > Back > Menu to be: Search > Menu > Back > Home I hold with my right hand, for me this position is difficult to use with only one hand. Can someone help?
Guest Morris Lee Posted October 18, 2010 Report Posted October 18, 2010 Dear, All Dev Can the four touch button change their position from Left to Right: Home > Search > Back > Menu to be: Search > Menu > Back > Home I hold with my right hand, for me this position is difficult to use with only one hand. Can someone help? I actually think single hand operation is ok with right hand and just the thumb, how are you using it?
Guest Quipeace Posted October 18, 2010 Report Posted October 18, 2010 I actually think single hand operation is ok with right hand and just the thumb, how are you using it? Looking at how he wants the button layout to be, I'm guessing he's got relatively small hands (or a bandsaw accident). And yes, it is possible to change the layout, I believe the file you will want to mod is: (not sure though) /system/usr/keylayout/a1-keypad.kl
Guest Morris Lee Posted October 18, 2010 Report Posted October 18, 2010 Looking at how he wants the button layout to be, I'm guessing he's got relatively small hands (or a bandsaw accident). And yes, it is possible to change the layout, I believe the file you will want to mod is: (not sure though) /system/usr/keylayout/a1-keypad.kl Interesting, I looked at them but they only seem to contain the keys for the hardware button, for camera, volume etc
Guest Borkata Posted October 18, 2010 Report Posted October 18, 2010 I think touch buttons are in kernel source.
Guest jackkykung Posted October 18, 2010 Report Posted October 18, 2010 Looking at how he wants the button layout to be, I'm guessing he's got relatively small hands (or a bandsaw accident). And yes, it is possible to change the layout, I believe the file you will want to mod is: (not sure though) /system/usr/keylayout/a1-keypad.kl Yes, I'm small guy with small hand :) It used to slip twice, first it's OK but the last, back cover broke at the edge. :) Now I have to use silicone case that I hate, because total size bigger and heavier. Another solution never try is cover the backside with matt sticker. Anyway, thanks for all replys, for me these button position is the best for everyday using.
Guest Stewe Posted November 22, 2010 Report Posted November 22, 2010 Check /sys/board_properties/virtualkeys.<devicename> file. The format is 0x01:keycode:posx:posy:notsure:notsure (* the number of touch buttons you have). Keycodes are in the /system/usr/keylayout directory. You could replace the touch positions...
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