Add autoGenerateFromAlphabet enum to KeyboardSet.Element.elementKeyboard
This is the first step to support separate Keyboard for elementName.
This change is the second attempt of Icef66564.
Change-Id: I78ea6cb9ea3d965ff89e0ff5d896a6b11ba5c670
diff --git a/java/res/values/attrs.xml b/java/res/values/attrs.xml
index 57930c6..57aa5dd 100644
--- a/java/res/values/attrs.xml
+++ b/java/res/values/attrs.xml
@@ -345,20 +345,19 @@
<declare-styleable name="KeyboardSet_Element">
<!-- This should be aligned with KeyboardId.ELEMENT_* -->
<attr name="elementName" format="enum">
- <enum name="alphabet" value="0" />
- <!-- TODO: Implement alphabet variant shift keyboards
- <enum name="alphabetManualTemporaryShift" value="1" />
- <enum name="alphabetAutomaticTemporaryShift" value="2" />
- <enum name="alphabetShiftLock" value="3" />
- <enum name="alphabetShiftLockShift" value="4" />
- -->
- <enum name="symbols" value="5" />
- <enum name="symbolsShift" value="6" />
- <enum name="phone" value="7" />
- <enum name="phoneShift" value="8" />
- <enum name="number" value="9" />
+ <enum name="alphabet" value="0" />
+ <enum name="alphabetManualShifted" value="1" />
+ <enum name="alphabetAutomaticShifted" value="2" />
+ <enum name="alphabetShiftLocked" value="3" />
+ <enum name="alphabetShiftLockShifted" value="4" />
+ <enum name="symbols" value="5" />
+ <enum name="symbolsShifted" value="6" />
+ <enum name="phone" value="7" />
+ <enum name="phoneShifted" value="8" />
+ <enum name="number" value="9" />
</attr>
- <attr name="elementKeyboard" format="reference" />
+ <attr name="elementKeyboard" format="reference"/>
+ <attr name="elementAutoGenerate" format="boolean" />
<!-- TODO: Add setShifted and setShiftLocked attribute. -->
</declare-styleable>
</resources>