Using character . after numbers will introduces extra characters on mobile about gooey HOT 6 CLOSED

I tried to reproduce this but failed. I need a bit more info:

• Android and iOS?
• Which keyboard config do you use gui.KEYBOARD_TYPE_DEFAULT?
• Are you using the use_marked_text config setting on the input field and if so which value (true or false)?
• Which keyboard are you using? Default Google keyboard or something else?

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I used the gooey example project, happens in all fields that take character input. Only tried it on Android (two different). Android version 10 (both).

Engine 1.2.171

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I also noticed that I can do
12. and click space to get 12.1212. so I don't need to do "two character" after the . to get it to expand.

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I checked iOS and it doesn't happen there, I guess you tried on iOS before?

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I have some good news and some bad news!

Good news first, I don't think this is Gooeys fault. The bad news are that I think it's Defold fault.

I made a simple test project with only this gui_script in it

function init(self)
	msg.post(".", "acquire_input_focus")
	gui.show_keyboard(gui.KEYBOARD_TYPE_DEFAULT, false)
	self.str = ""
end


function on_input(self, action_id, action)
	if action_id == hash("text") then
		self.str = self.str .. action.text
		print(action.text, self.str)
		gui.set_text(gui.get_node("text"), self.str)
	end
end

When I write the string 12.345 this is what happens character by character:
1
DEBUG:SCRIPT: 1 1
2
DEBUG:SCRIPT: 2 12
.
DEBUG:SCRIPT: . 12.
3
DEBUG:SCRIPT: 3 12.3
4

5
DEBUG:SCRIPT: 12.345 12.312.345

When I write 4 the log doesn't say anything

Test project

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I'm not able to reproduce this problem. Closing.

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