Feature: vibrate for repeated inputs #381#2355
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Feature: vibrate for repeated inputs #381#2355glen-nicol wants to merge 1 commit intoHeliBorg:mainfrom
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This is primarily noticeable when holding the delete key to delete multiple characters.
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@devycarol you did some work on haptic feedback, and iirc have plans to do more. Do you see any issues with this change? |
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This is primarily noticeable when holding the delete key to delete multiple characters or when using the keyboard to move the cursor.
This implements the desired behavior of #381. It does not implement the vibrate on paste behavior mentioned further down the issue.
The change is remarkably simple. Just perform haptics on repeat key presses. It works great for delete and swipe at low and high vibration durations on my test phone (Pixel 3a). And holding other keys doesn't trigger a repeat since they have a long press handler.