Fork of NeoTerm source code with our own modifications
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Thanks to Julian Brost (who fixed the same bug in the connectbot project), and thanks to Todd Musall for spotting the bug fix in the connectbot tracker, and tried it out in Android Term. In general we now support any IME trying to delete text to the left of the cursor by calling InputConnector.deleteSurroundingText(). We generate one "del" key event for each character of text that is to be deleted. We don't support deleting text to the right of the cursor. If this becomes an issue we can experiment with forward-cursor followed by del. |
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README.txt |
This is an Android Terminal emulator. It enables you to access your Android device's built-in command-line shell. This terminal emulator emulates Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 terminal escape codes. It is designed to be used with command-line programs and curses-based applications like vi, emacs, nethack, and dropbear ssh. Features: + Connects to your Android device's built-in command-line shell. + Comprehensive VT100 terminal emulation. + Supports a range of font sizes + Supports several choices of text and background color. + 1000-line transcript buffer. + Can send transcript as an email message. FAQ: + What can I do with this? A you can run and control command-line applications on your Android device. + Why would I want to do that? For fun! There are a wealth of Linux utility programs that can be made to work on Android, and this terminal emulator provides a good way of interacting with them. + Does this application give me "root" access? No, it doesn't. It runs as an ordinary application, with no special access rights. + How can I build this? Build instructions can be found in the docs directory.