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F.O.S.K. for TTLDE PSP

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F.O.S.K. for TTLDE
Fosk4ttldepsp.png
General
Authormrn
TypeOther
Version0.1
LicenseMixed
Last Updated2006/02/27
Links
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Website
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F.O.S.K. is the Fastest On-Screen Keyboard for the Lua text editor TwinTail LDE V2.1, requiring just two keystrokes to enter any character.

Installation

Copy f.o.s.k.LC into your /TTLDE/OSK/ folder.

User guide

When in TTLDE, press Select > Select OSK > f.o.s.k.

Press R to toggle the on-screen keyboard.

The on-screen QWERTY keyboard is divided into 7 blocks, each one with a square shape, containing 3x3=9 on-screen buttons (therefore icon.png.)

The first keystroke selects such a block, while the second one takes one of the nine chars from the block.

To navigate between the characters within the selected block:

  • Up/Down/Left/Right - D-Pad
  • Up-left - Square
  • Down-left - Cross
  • Down-right - Circle
  • Up-right - Triangle

To choose the mid char from the block use the 'Select' key.

There are additional keyboard functions, which are as follows:

  • New line - Press Circle twice
  • Delete - Press Cross once
  • Shift - Keep L pressed
  • PrintScreen - Press Select before selecting a block

Screenshots

fosk4ttldepsp2.png

fosk4ttldepsp.png

Changelog

Ver. 0.1 2006/02/07

  • qwertz + QWERTZ + Nums + Chars.
  • Tested with Lua Player 0.15 and TTLDE 2.1.

Credits

Many thanks to Shine, Nevyn and E-ma for Lua Player, Lowser and TTLDE.

External links

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