Since the Onscreen Custom Keyboard UI and Touchscreen Mouse Input features are written in Swift, they only will be available if the project is built with the new iOS 13 Xcode project. This is for future support for cores that involve JIT - I haven't tested this though. Added support for JIT code, using the same code used for UTMApp, DolphiniOS.Added preprocessor macros ( HAVE_IOS_CUSTOMKEYBOARD, HAVE_IOS_TOUCHMOUSE) to support the above features, and will be backwards compatible with the older RetroArch_iOS11_Metal.xcodeproj.Tap with one finger for left click, tap with two fingers for right click, tap and hold for left-click dragging. Touchscreen Mouse Input: Use the touchscreen for mouse input.
Swiping the screen with three fingers will show/hide the custom keyboard.
This allows direct touch input similar to the system keyboard (without actually using the system keyboard, which does not support keyup/keydown events and blocks a large portion of the screen). Onscreen Custom Keyboard UI: Allow keyboard input for cores that support keyboard input (DOSBox Pure, etc).Refactored the iOS view controller to properly adhere to the view controller lifecycle using the loadView() and viewDidLoad() methods.Added a bridging header file to support code written in Swift.Added a new Xcode project file, RetroArch_iOS13.xcodeproj to support new features using more modern iOS technologies.Selection of text by tapping on the keyboard with two fingers multiple times depending on the whether we need to select a word (tap once), select a sentence (tap twice) or tap and hold and drag to select it like a mouse. Missing quick search such as in Google Keyboard in which you can simply search something just from the keyboard (you can integrate Bing search in your Keyboard which will be really cool) Navigation using the space bar of the iOS keyboard or just pressing and holding two fingers anywhere on the keyboard to navigate through text. Giving recommendations of the emojis without actually going into emoji search mode as in SwiftKey Pinching the keyboard to reduce its size, again only on iPad Keys can flick to reveal the keys hiding behind it (only on iPad) This is the best keyboard I have come across on the AppStore, there are some things which are stopping me use it as a primary keyboard on my iPad, because I love the stock iOS keyboard as there are some features missing in the SwiftKey keyboard from the stock one which I use a lot.
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