Mixed Chinese Keyboard Plus

Type HK Chinese and English in a mixed keyboard layout.

This is an adapted version of the original mixed Chinese keyboard created by Miles Leung.

As the original version is already outdated and obsolete on Android 11 or higher, there are several bugs in the original version.

Although it is based on the original version 0.5.2, there are some significant changes to match the current design of the Android operating system. For example, haptic feedback is used instead of the vibration effect for key presses.

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Mixed Chinese Keyboard Plus (混合中文鍵盤+) is a virtual keyboard implementation for Android Mobile. It provides an IME for typing traditional and simplified Chinese characters on Android devices, via Hong Kong Government (HKG) Cantonese Romanization (香港政府粵語拼音), Cangjie (倉頡), Quick (速成), and English-Chinese (EC ) Look in the dictionary.

HKG cantonês romanização (Hong Kong Government Cantonese Pinyin)

por exemplo. Mak = wheat

Cangjie (Cangjie)

- included 3rd generation (三代) and 5th generation (五代)

por exemplo. aymr = this

Rápido (quick)

for example. year = 這

EC Dictionary

por exemFortune Tiger Online plo. escritório = department/position/bureau/..../office/office

* Mixed input method, no switching required

* caracteres HK

* 16 keyboard layouts

* Selection history

* Learn related words

* Associated phrases

* Eng suggestion with correction

* Support for hard keys

* Integrated Eng-Chi dictionary search

* Phrase search

* No unsafe permissions required

Phrase search (48 MB of heap memory required):

Enter the Chinese sentence directly by the following patterns;

* First code of the 1st char. + First code of the 2nd char. + … + First code of last character, or

* First code of the 1st char. + First code of the 2nd char. + … + Full code of the last character.

For example.

Para 'How are you'

* In Cantonese; type ‘nhm’ or ‘nhma’.

* In Simplified Cangjie; type ‘ovr’ or ‘ovrf’.

* In Canjie; type ‘ovr’ or ‘ovrqf’.