Drew Naylor

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Details to remember as I implement Windows Phone-style themes and design Retiled's UI.

This page on Windows Phone theme resources will probably be very helpful in figuring out what values to use for various items: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/apps/ff769552(v=vs.105)

Details to remember as I implement Windows Phone-style themes and design Retiled's UI.

From that link, textboxes are supposed to have a border outline of 3, not 2. I'll see if I like how 3 looks and change it, otherwise it'll stay 2....

If apps are designed to go back, they'll listen for the "Escape" key, since pressing "Escape" goes back in the WP emulator. They'll also have the option to use an enhanced Back button functionality via D-Bus, as well as checking if the navbar is running.

Might be easier to just have a back button in the bottom-left corner of each app for Avalonia-based apps I develop for use with it and move the "titlebar" for...

If apps are designed to go back, they'll listen for the "Escape" key, since pressing "Escape" goes back in the WP emulator. They'll also have the option to use an enhanced Back button functionality via D-Bus, as well as checking if the navbar is running.

Actually, Plasma Mobile apps appear to have most of their controls near the bottom, so I probably won't bother too much with trying to get GTK apps to have their...

If apps are designed to go back, they'll listen for the "Escape" key, since pressing "Escape" goes back in the WP emulator. They'll also have the option to use an enhanced Back button functionality via D-Bus, as well as checking if the navbar is running.

Found out that the Windows Phone 8.1 emulator image uses the `Esc` (Escape) key as a substitute for the `Back` button when messing around with it in Hyper-V. That may...

If apps are designed to go back, they'll listen for the "Escape" key, since pressing "Escape" goes back in the WP emulator. They'll also have the option to use an enhanced Back button functionality via D-Bus, as well as checking if the navbar is running.

Just found out that the Maliit keyboard is actually a framework, and you can make plugins for it and use it to send stuff. Maybe it would be possible to...

If apps are designed to go back, they'll listen for the "Escape" key, since pressing "Escape" goes back in the WP emulator. They'll also have the option to use an enhanced Back button functionality via D-Bus, as well as checking if the navbar is running.

Not sure where I should put this, but after some experimenting with Escape key shortcuts in QML, I discovered that it's possible for it to interfere with other "Shortcut" items....

If apps are designed to go back, they'll listen for the "Escape" key, since pressing "Escape" goes back in the WP emulator. They'll also have the option to use an enhanced Back button functionality via D-Bus, as well as checking if the navbar is running.

Perhaps another option would be using evscript to send the "Escape" key press when using the Back button, and long-pressing it gives a different command, likely whatever will open the...

If apps are designed to go back, they'll listen for the "Escape" key, since pressing "Escape" goes back in the WP emulator. They'll also have the option to use an enhanced Back button functionality via D-Bus, as well as checking if the navbar is running.

Update: I recently found out that Qt can apparently handle sensing keyboard input via `QWaylandSeat::sendKeyEvent`: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qwaylandseat.html#sendKeyEvent I'll probably have to send a press then a release immediately after. Hopefully it...

If apps are designed to go back, they'll listen for the "Escape" key, since pressing "Escape" goes back in the WP emulator. They'll also have the option to use an enhanced Back button functionality via D-Bus, as well as checking if the navbar is running.

Actually, an even better idea is to check with the focused app to see if it supports enhanced `Back` button functionality via D-Bus, and if so, don't send it `Escape`...