iphone - iOS 8: Does "Allow full access" allows the developer to access keystrokes from other keyboards? -


This "Allow Full Access" setting is widely discussed, but I get a clear answer Can not manage for However, these so-called "keystrokes" are not obvious; otherwise, to allow full entry grants, "ability to send other input events for keystrokes and server input". IMHO Are they only keystrokes typed in the keyboard app or all keystrokes typed from any keyboard?

Let's say I have two keyboards and KB, with full access to both. For both KA and KB, the container app can logically use their respective keystrokes and can do whatever they want to do with them.

But can you use Keystrokes typed in KA?

Thank you!

[edit] 14.10.0 9]

The answer clears the connection between the host application and their extension.

But to specify "keystrokes" without any (?) To mention whether these keystrokes are limited to keyboard extensions, where they were typed.

Although it is clear, what's upsetting me that I can not get any clear statement, especially when according to the IOS warning " [...] Whatever you type in your Includes things already typed by the keyboard ". " Type " plus exact " with this keyboard [...] one for me, including the rings Bell.

A more satisfying warning will be " [...] Whatever you type with this keyboard , which includes the previous keystrokes "

" Allow full access "To talk to a host application, a keyboard extension Enables, and In contrast, Visa.

For example, if I have my KeyboardApp , and it provides a keyboard extension: < Ul>

  • Allow full access: KeyboardApp Keyboard is able to view the data generated from the extension, and can return the data back into detail. For, if I type in "Stac" , keyboard sends it to KeyboardApp , KeyboardApp the web Can request , And after that it can recognize it meaning it should be "stack overflow" . Sends KeyboardApp to autocomplete the result on the keyboard .

  • Without full access: Can not talk to KeyboardApp Keyboard , and unlike the visa, this means that the application Can not extend additional support for the extension; The expansion is to work all hard. For example: KeyboardApp is not required to work for the ability to swipe between keys to type, that functionality can be completely included in the extension. This means that "Allow Full Access" will also work without being enabled. Although any fancy will not automatically be completely possible because the keyboard will need to talk to KeyboardApp to get that information (because keyboards

    This is a very basic example, but indicates the point. In addition, an extension can communicate only with the host application, It can not talk directly to other apps Land that other keyboard and can not shuffle the data typed by using their respective host application keyboard that does not own.

    App extensions are documentation near apple in the programming guide. First of all, app extensions work (and they can not talk directly with other apps):

    Also allow information and full access to custom keyboards (with keys) complete RequestOpen for login:

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