This is done by explicitly specifying alignment as GridLayout.FILL
as I have figured out that this was fixed in Android 6 in commit
6dafd87fb4%5E%21/#F0
which set default alignment to FILL if weight is nonzero
This fixes#126 where the previous input type put some keyboards into
word mode (no direct echo). The workaround for Google Pinyin does not
seem to be necessary no more.
Also fix backspace after entering emojis on some keyboards (Swype).
Detect the Enter key to finish a session not only on KeyEvent:s,
but also when the IME uses InputConnection.commitText() to send
\n. This seems to be triggered more after switching to the Uri
input type. Closes#124
Also bump app version for a quick release.
This fixes an issue where e.g. in tmux, when pressing the finger
on an upper pane and dragging it down to scroll and releasing it
further down on another pane, the upper pane lost focus to to a
mouse click being sent to the pane below.
Previously we waited for all opened file descriptors to the terminal
to be closed. This caused problem when e.g. running "sleep 900 &"
and then exiting the shell, with sleep keeping the session alive and
had to be killed manually (killing the process group did not help -
the shell had already exited and was in zombie state). This is also
what most other terminal emulators do.
Relatedly, switch to sending SIGKILL to force quit a session instead
of SIGHUP, since SIGHUP can be ignored.
As we have a document provider now we can remove ACTION_GET_CONTENT.
"The ACTION_OPEN_DOCUMENT intent is only available on devices running
Android 4.4 and higher. If you want your application to support
ACTION_GET_CONTENT to accommodate devices that are running Android 4.3
and lower, you should disable the ACTION_GET_CONTENT intent filter in
your manifest for devices running Android 4.4 or higher. A document
provider and ACTION_GET_CONTENT should be considered mutually exclusive.
If you support both of them simultaneously, your app will appear twice
in the system picker UI, offering two different ways of accessing your
stored data. This would be confusing for users."
- http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/document-provider.html#43
