I do not know whether you have implemented this, but it would be great for Greek and a good motivation for me to buy.
How it works: in Greek, first you press the accent symbol and then the vowel. This results in an accented vowel. iPhone works in a similar way (first you enter the vowel, then the accent, this creates an accented vowel).
Also I would like to know:
— Does the app offer arrow keys?
— How is text input language change implemented? I.e. is tapping the language key enough in order to change language?
Many thanks!
Accent key for Greek
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Re: Accent key for Greek
You can try everything yourself with the trial version ![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif)
- At the moment there is no accent key for Greek; accents are obtained with a long press on the vowel, and are added automatically if you use the Greek dictionary
- There are plenty of different options related to arrow keys
- Yes you just need to tap the language key, and/or you can use a swipe gesture
![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif)
- At the moment there is no accent key for Greek; accents are obtained with a long press on the vowel, and are added automatically if you use the Greek dictionary
- There are plenty of different options related to arrow keys
- Yes you just need to tap the language key, and/or you can use a swipe gesture
Cyril
Re: Accent key for Greek
Would it be possible to implement it? Automatic adding of accents is not always a safe option with the dictionary, because there are words who may have the same letters, but different accents, thus changing meaning.
There is one main accent used in Greek, acute accent ( ´ ).
If long pressed, it could give access to the other two diacritics combinations:
diaeresis ( ¨ ) i.e. ϋ
diaeresis with acute accent ( ΅ ) i.e. ΰ
You can see in red the acute and diaresis (on the right) and diaeresis with acute (on the left) :
![Image](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0f/Greek_keyboard.png)
There is one main accent used in Greek, acute accent ( ´ ).
If long pressed, it could give access to the other two diacritics combinations:
diaeresis ( ¨ ) i.e. ϋ
diaeresis with acute accent ( ΅ ) i.e. ΰ
You can see in red the acute and diaresis (on the right) and diaeresis with acute (on the left) :
![Image](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0f/Greek_keyboard.png)