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I’m developing a custom IME (Input Method Engine), also known as SoftKeyboard in Android, and I must create a button with “@” as label. This is somewhat tricky because the “@” character is a special one, used by the SDK to parse the .xml layout files. I’ve also tried to put an [& # 0 0 6 4 ;] (HTML @’s encoding), but it also gives me an error.
What I need: a button with “@” as label. Any hints?
Thanks in advance!
Put the @ in quotes “@” – odd but seems to work. Or if you wanted literal “@” you would do
\"@\"