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Hey guys,
this is still a relevant problem for current versions of the Android emulator on all operating systems (macOS in my case).
Especially when testing login situations where e-mail addresses have to be entered it's extremely annoying to use the @-sign of the software keyboard on the emulator since it doesn't work using the hardware keyboard.
I'm pretty sure fixing this issue is rather simple, since it's just a problem of mapping the special layout for the characters @ and € on a German keyboard, the rest of special signs (1$%& etc.) works fine...
Would be great to see a fix here, if there are any further questions, let me know!
this is still a relevant problem for current versions of the Android emulator on all operating systems (macOS in my case).
Especially when testing login situations where e-mail addresses have to be entered it's extremely annoying to use the @-sign of the software keyboard on the emulator since it doesn't work using the hardware keyboard.
I'm pretty sure fixing this issue is rather simple, since it's just a problem of mapping the special layout for the characters @ and € on a German keyboard, the rest of special signs (1$%& etc.) works fine...
Would be great to see a fix here, if there are any further questions, let me know!
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wd...@google.com
Thanks for your request. We will investigate this issue and see if we can implement the behavior you've requested.
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As an additional alternative, it should be possible to specify a label in the options for GmailApp.sendEmail().
A work-around is proposed in StackOverflow:http://stackoverflow.com/a/18727687/1677912
A work-around is proposed in StackOverflow:
Description
Emulator Version 25.2.2-3098464
Android SDK Tools: 25.2.2 rc1
Host Operating System: Windows 10 x64
Steps to Reproduce Bug:
1. On a German keyboard (with AltGr key) with German keyboard layout
2. Open and run any emulator image (tested with several, but all x86) with "Enable keyboard input" enabled
3. Select any text input field available
4. Try to enter the @ sign (in German keyboard layout, you have to use AltGr+Q)
Expected Behavior:
An @ sign is entered in the input field
Observed Behavior:
You will see the touch gestures displaying instead and no @ sign will be produced.