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Updating DotDash keyboard project details, and latest version

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With the shutdown of Google Code, the DotDash Keyboard project
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Categories:System
License:GPLv3
Web Site:https://code.google.com/p/dotdash-keyboard-android
Source Code:https://code.google.com/p/dotdash-keyboard-android/source
Issue Tracker:https://code.google.com/p/dotdash-keyboard-android/issues
Web Site:https://github.com/agwells/dotdash-keyboard-android
Source Code:https://github.com/agwells/dotdash-keyboard-android/tree/master
Issue Tracker:https://github.com/agwells/dotdash-keyboard-android/issues
Auto Name:DotDash Keyboard
Summary:Morse code keyboard
Description:
A keyboard using non-standard "untimed" Morse code. Tap out the code for a letter and hit enter to display it.
Don't worry if you don't know it: a cheat-sheet is accessible by swiping up from the keyboard. The utility
keyboard, accessible by swiping to the side must be enabled in the settings for it to become available.
A Morse code keyboard, specifically designed for phones with small screens and slow CPUs. DotDash uses
"untimed" Morse code so that CPU lag or stuttering won't interfere with input. With DotDash you can
touchtype, error-free, on most Android phones.
1. Type a letter by entering its series of dots and dashes
2. Press Space to end a letter and move on to the next one
3. Press Space twice to insert a space between words
4. Press Delete to clear the letter in progress, or delete the last letter typed if there is no letter in progress
5. Type the symbol ".-.-" for the Enter key
DotDash keyboard includes a Morse code cheat sheet, which can be accessed by swiping up off the keyboard.
It includes the standard English Morse code alphabet, plus custom expansions to encompass most of the
keys on a standard QWERTY keyboard.
Additional features are available in the OS's keyboard settings screen (under "Language & Input"
on most Android versions):
* A utility keyboard with non-Morse characters and arrow keys, accessible by swiping to the side
* Toggle auto-capitalization on or off
* Change the "Enter" symbol between ".-.-" and ".-.-.."
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Repo Type:git
Repo:https://code.google.com/p/dotdash-keyboard-android
Repo:https://github.com/agwells/dotdash-keyboard-android.git
Build:1.0,5
commit=62f680e82d56
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Build:1.1.6,13
commit=474f3db142e7
Auto Update Mode:None
Update Check Mode:RepoManifest
Build:1.1.7,14
commit=b40c9ddb077c
Auto Update Mode:Version +-fdroid version-%v
Update Check Mode:Tags
Current Version:1.1.6
Current Version Code:13