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[Android Software Development] fabzbear:
He's working on a new release and features as well as other fine tuning. I'm sure he'll make it compatible after his testing is done.
[Android Software Development] Dannyboy2609:
Really hope that the next version will include the fancy animation of the latest Jelly Bean 4.2 App Switcher, current Version doesn't have it. Thanks for the great Application
[Android Software Development] bunklung:
Yep. Would like this too. I think it's been requested many times, but I think LMT is coded in such a way that this can't be done in it's current form.

When you want to back out of something and use the back button more than once it gets tedious to have to bring LMT up just to hit the back button 2 or three times.

If LMT was persistent and hid on touch of the surrounding screen, that would allow multiple back button instances

If LMT auto hid after x seconds, that would allow multiple back button instances

The above two are not the same, but it isn't apparent if the current coding of LMT could be used to auto hide.

Thoughts?
[Android Software Development] fabzbear:
So op, how's the new version coming along?
[Android Software Development] Protonus:
X2

Would like to buy a pro version thru the play store!
[Android Software Development] fabzbear:
+3
[Android Software Development] NegativeOne:
Delete this.
[Android Software Development] fabzbear:
+1
[Android Software Development] arrtoodeetoo:
I just found this app and I like it. Unlike the one from the Play store, this one actually works with other launchers (like Nova), which is perfect.

I know it was asked a few months ago, but it was NEVER answered by OP or anyone else working on the app. Is there ANY way to make the pie come from the BOTTOM of the screen? I would love to be able to use it without it conflicting with the quick browser settings, and give me a reason to use the option to kill the nav bar on my ROM.

[edit]

Also, why does it seem like it takes longer than usual for the back button to do its thing? It's like a second as opposed to instant like the stock back button.
[Android Software Development] s10shane:
i love this app. it works real good on my Gnex
[Android Software Development] PhilDX:
i managed to create a power icon that looks very close to the stock pie icons. i grabbed /res/drawable-hdpi/home.png out of LMT v1.5 as a starting point, then i erased the existing "home" pattern and drew a "power button" pattern using the _full_ size of the canvas (120x96). the size matches the other stock pie icons very closely on my toro. i use paint.net.

i just discovered this app an hour ago, it's very cool, still learning what it does :)

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has this questioned ever been answered? i don't see it in this thread and i can't figure out how to "back" out after selecting the recent apps pie button since swiping from the side just kills the recent app in the list.

i'm running AOKP on my GNEX.

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OK, so I think I figured this out... tapping in a blank area when the recent app list is displayed will cancel it.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Sorry guys. In the last weeks I had only little time for lmt. I'm still trying to improve the new feature "invisible touch areas" but I'm afraid I can't finish it until mid of December. Is lmt working on 4.2 or is it broken? If yes, then it's also a topic for the next release...

Btw. Thanks a lot for the donations in the last weeks even if lmt 1.5 is out quite a long time now!

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Android Software Development] fabzbear:
This is just an idea but I do see and understand the challenge in single swipe across the board and why its not intuitive in some applications but I also see applications for it where it is intuitive with of course certain conditions. Like a single home screen that doesn't go from side to side, the single finger swipe (left to right specifically) can be used to do an action.

Just thinking, its basically all I've been waiting on from this app. Pretty hard to swipe two fingers with the hand holding the phone.

Either way good product, and take your time op.
[Android Software Development] Elemenopee:
Works on Nexus 4 if anyone is curious about it. Only pie is working though. FullScreen Toggle works as well.
[Android Software Development] arrtoodeetoo:
I just discovered the device profiles setting. I set it to Galaxy Nexus and it seems to respond a little better, but hitting back still takes forever compared to the stock back button. Does anyone know why this is?
[Android Software Development] Streaker:
Im using the pie control on my nexus 7 (4.2). Works great on main userprofile, but when switching users I only get "home" and "task manager" to work. Anyone got the rest of the controls working?

Im aware of root issues when using different userprofiles in 4.2, but since parts of the pie works I see no reason I shouldn't get the rest working as well.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Some of the actions need root rights, some not. So it's not something I can solve in lmt. Those root apps like supersu need to provide root permissions for all users. Otherwise lmt's root actions will unfortunately never work.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Android Software Development] noname81:
You'll have this feature with the invisible touch/swipe areas I'm atm implementing. But I need to iron out some bugs...

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I can try to optimize it, but to get best performance I'm afraid you would have to make lmt a system app...

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Android Software Development] NegativeOne:
Which is to say put it in /sytem/app and chmod it to 644 then reboot?
[Android Software Development] charlypaez:
Sorry for the silly question... Where is the current path for find LMT.xml? Thk for the advance.

S7 G930F.
[Android Software Development] metuskale:
Any chance to change Tasker activity icon?
[Android Software Development] stormy_gale:
Try looking here, will need a rooted explorer

/data/data/com.noname81.lmt/shared_prefs/LMT.xml
[Android Software Development] charlypaez:
Thk bro!
[Android Software Development] urbanpitch:
I don't know if others are having this strange bug, but when I allow accessibility for lmt, it seems to cause the volume panel to remain on screen and the volume panel doesn't slide away until you touch elsewhere on screen. Lmt pie seems to be the culprit but I don't know how? Any suggestions?
[Android Software Development] polarbbr:
Can anyone tell us know if you have any issues with "Last App" with LMT while running on Android N? It did nothing on my Nexus 6P. Thanks.
[Android Software Development] nomadism:
Also have the same problem. Same setting (nexus 6P N) and the "Last App" doesn't do anything.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I just tested it on my Nexus 6 running N Preview (still) and it's working. I need to check again once I have final N on my phone.
[Android Software Development] oznerol87:
I have same problem, I'm running MM and not rooted. Does Last app, Next and Previous app function needs root? It does nothing on mine..
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
I would assume that is the problem - are any of you rooted? If so, have you ensured LMT has SU access?
[Android Software Development] nomadism:
I have root and SU access has been granted to LMT also.
[Android Software Development] polarbbr:
Same here. Thanks.
[Android Software Development] damngood98:
[MENTION=5986718]polarbbr[/MENTION] [MENTION=2683419]nomadism[/MENTION] [MENTION=5691139]oznerol87[/MENTION] [MENTION=4219606]DutchDogg54[/MENTION]

It's more likely due to the way N now uses "last app"....it's a double tap of the recent key

edit: after a little playing around with the key codes, the best i've been able to come up with is using the value "3 187 1187"

quotation marks not needed.....this will bring up recent apps and select the top most app....it's not as quick as last up was, nor does it function quite the same way but it'll do for now I think

2nd edit: perhaps not but i'm sure there's a way, just a matter of using the right code

3rd edit: ok, try 2 187 1187

not fast but it works :good:
[Android Software Development] polarbbr:
Thanks so much for the great advice! It works on my N6P....I don't mind that minor difference in response.... I can live with it. You are great.
[Android Software Development] lpgnl g:
lmt not working(app launching, but shortcut launching is not problem)

lmt not working(app launching, but shortcut launching is not problem)

My android phone is nexus6p(ver 6.0.1)

i assign pie item button to the application, then select pie item. but application is not running, but assigned shortcut is not problem.

Have you ever seen this problem?

plz somebidy help me~
[Android Software Development] :
not sure why its not working but have you granted LMT all the permission it requires when you first launch it? try clearing the app data and open again see if it asks for any access permissions.
[Android Software Development] LAwLB15:
on 2.6 beta 7 I cannot use media apps to control my brightness while the app is enabled (i.e. swiping up/down to control brightness level in mx player) works when the app is disabled though
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
I can confirm this with VLC and MX player.
[Android Software Development] azazello22:
I confirm this, too.

sent from my Mi5
[Android Software Development] #sharath:
Not working for me in Android N, have root and all permissions enabled. Pie appears but nothing happens when pressing an item like home, back, recents.

Edit: Reinstalled the app and now its working fine.
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
That happens to me if i don't have the accessibility service enabled.
[Android Software Development] Kappa Lamda:
Any solution with beta7 hiding softkeys when keyboard enabled?? Beta4 does not work on N
[Android Software Development] polarbbr:
This is so useful. By the way, is there a file or website showing the list of actual keywords like you found. I only know 3 is for home key. I wonder if there are specific keycodes that can hide or show the virtual keyboards. Thank you!
[Android Software Development] r.albu:
It's happening with Moonreader too (that's an eBook reader).

In all these mentioned apps, it happens only on the left side of the screen. The functionality on the right side is untouched.
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
I just use the build prop line i posted earlier to disable the nav bar all together.

https://www.reddit.com/r/tasker/comments/1ztzmp/list_of_keycodes_to_simulate_any_key_press/
[Android Software Development] polarbbr:
You are so great! Thanks.
[Android Software Development] damngood98:
and from the OP: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent.html
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hi all,

I just uploaded LMT v2.7 to the OP with only minor changes: Since pie on lock screen also has some side effects, I made it configurable. I also changed the expiration date to end of 2018. Keep in mind, that all other versions of LMT will expire end of this year! So it's time to update! :D Let me now when you have issues with the new version.

Enjoy!
[Android Software Development] :
Aw, disabling Pie on lockscreen also doesn't allow you to use it while the notifications are pulled down. No more using Pie Pointer to tap notifications or tiles. [emoji53]
[Android Software Development] Kappa Lamda:
I am aware of the build.prop line. But this isn't what I asked! I don't want the navbar gone! I am using LMT and navbar!

But on beta7 keyboard listener does not work. Or if you want to to work, you lose your navbar when keyboard showing up.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Yes, you're right. But I can only give you options: Activate pie on lockscreen and live with the flaws or deactivate it! :( I didn't find a solution to have best of both worlds yet.
[Android Software Development] :
There's no way to somehow blacklist the lockscreen process or something? Can you give us the option to toggle the lockscreen setting with Tasker, then? If you could, I'd be able to make a simple task to enable and disable it. Or just a simple toggle in Tasker to disable or enable LMT completely would work...

I actually have a task that already toggles LMT, but it works in a hacky way and doesn't work when the screen is locked. It opens LMT and then toggles it with AutoInput.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
LMT's service is exported so you can easily automate service activation/deactivation with Tasker. This will work on lockscreen and is much more clean than you did it. Just check LMT's Manifest for the service name... HTH!
[Android Software Development] :
Just tried it... At least, I thought I knew what I was doing...

My task to stop LMT was a simple force close shell command, which worked.

am force-stop com.noname81.lmt

Then, to start it back up, I used

am startservice -n com.noname81.lmt/.TouchService

and that didn't seem to work.

What'd I do wrong?
[Android Software Development] Aleksandr-1:
LMT v2.7.apk, but the version number was 2.6 :)
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
Brightness controls for apps like MX Player are now working correctly for me with 2.7
[Android Software Development] polarbbr:
Thank you.
[Android Software Development] duttyend:
Thank you so much!!! Awesome, as usual... :good:

I am running CM13 and using the built-in feature to auto-hide the topbar.

I noticed that the pie command "OPENQUICKSETTINGS" doesn't work until you manually unhide the topbar (by swiping down shortly with finger from top of the screen).

Do you think of a workaround so it would work without the need to unhide topbar manually ?

Thanks again and have a great day !
[Android Software Development] noname81:
You're right. I forgot to adapt the main version number. I fixed it now. Just redownload from the OP if you want to have the correct version number! :D
[Android Software Development] gonzlobo:
Can I use LMT to pause/play pocket casts with a gesture? I know I can do it with Tasker, but I'd prefer not to re-install that app. In a perfect world, I'd like to doubletap a dark screen to pause/play and swipe left/right to FF 30 seconds and REV 10 seconds.
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
I think you could only accomplish that with tasker/automate
[Android Software Development] ChiDi9901:
Since the beta has ended, I have decided to update LMT from 2.4 to 2.7. Then I noticed that all my settings are gone. How do I retrieve them again? Setting everything up from new is awful.

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Also, there are two pointer lines overlapping each other (don't know why). That didn't happen on version 2.4.
[Android Software Development] r.albu:
For recovering settings, try this from #IronTechMonkey: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=67662195&postcount=11902
[Android Software Development] ChiDi9901:
Thanks. I really wished it helped. But it is still not straightforward on how to keep the settings. Google sync can no where be seen. Not even a tutorial. The XML file is already overwritten although I have two separate LMT apps (?). So the old values are gone before I even noticed. TiBU has two LMTs listed, so I cannot restore the settings in to "another" App.
[Android Software Development] r.albu:
I guess it's over my habilitation to explain it better and someone will do it for you.

You have two apps because the app's file had to have a different name recently. So you should have your old version installed along with his settings intact. Try to read that post with this in mind. You should have two lmt.xml (the file settings), each for each app version, in two different folders. Find the old lmt.xml and copy to the new folder, that's created once you set one thing in the settings of the new version.

Sorry for not being able to be more helpful. Good luck.
[Android Software Development] stang5litre:
Has anyone got this to work on a s7e? Love this app and no matter what I do it just fcs. Tried reg Install , system/app and system/priv-app.

Thanks for any advice
[Android Software Development] PROlific666:
Its a little clumsy at first but you could also you can turn multicommand on in the settings and do like a double swipe on the recents key and it will fire off just like the normal navbar does. I would only use this if the response time is a problem though.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Can you please provide a logcat from the crash? Thanks
[Android Software Development] stang5litre:
No problem at all . Flashing my updated rom and will post logs. Thanks [emoji106]

For some reason it just my s7e. S4 works , s5 works lol etc.
[Android Software Development] dharmabm:
I don't usually post things like this but I love this app and cannot find a solution but problem has been plaguing me for a LONG time. Currently running slim on a OnePlus one and the battery drain is HORRIBLE, always within 1-2% less than SOT. Anyone experiencing this or know of a solution?
[Android Software Development] ch3mn3y:
Its not the problem with app as on my devices it "doesnt exist" in BatterySetting and BetterBatteryStats.

Try cleaning Cache and/or Dalvik.M, reinstallin the app.

Sent using XT1562 - Resurrection Remix/Optimus Kernel
[Android Software Development] hovanhuang:
Hi. I'm on 2.7 and found a weird problem. When I have an app called wechat installed, the app list of lmt is much shorter than when wechat is uninstalled. When wechat is installed, not only wechat was missing lots of apps like chrome, setting, gallery, Google Maps etc, are all missing at the same time.

I tried different version of wechat and lmt but the problem pertains.

This is weird because I have tried used both wechat and lmt at the same time before and the app list was complete.
[Android Software Development] aalupatti:
i installed lmt today on N6p running nougat ( latest release )

I cannot ISAS to work. Followed the instructions in the OP but no go.

Also accessibility service is enabled.

while pie works great
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Isas are broken on the 6p. I never were able to fix it since I don't have this device.
[Android Software Development] sydeu:
If I only want to use pie, do I have to be rooted? Pokémon go doesn't allow root anymore and I can't live without lmt launcher.
[Android Software Development] damngood98:
take a look at magisk, might be helpful for that too :good:
[Android Software Development] sydeu:
Yeah that would kind of fix it, but I would like to be able to use lmt while in pokemon too so I would actually prefer to use it without root if it's possible. I only use the pie control from lmt, nothing else.
[Android Software Development] hovanhuang:
log cat about missing apps from app list

Can you take a look at the attached log reporting for non-complete app list?
[Android Software Development] dharmabm:
Thanks so much for this kick in the head, I wiped the app cache and it now doesn't even show in battery stats. Perfect example of why I usually don't post these questions, as it usually results in me realizing how stupid I can be! :P
[Android Software Development] hovanhuang:
Anyone knows how to trigger a tasker task in lmt? What's the format of it?
[Android Software Development] Primokorn:
In the Shortcuts option select Tasker shortcut. I use it with Macrodroid and I guess it's the same for Tasker. You have to create your task/macro first.
[Android Software Development] hovanhuang:
Thank you. That works. I use it to just open an app since the app is not show from the app list. Unfortunately, looks like this method is too slow, have to wait 4 second before it open. Hopefully, noname81 can take a look at my issues.
[Android Software Development] aalupatti:
Is there a way to emaluate " long press recent button "

Thanks
[Android Software Development] quertiy:
Is it normal that when long pressing something, you have to take your finger off in order to launch the activity?

It should launch it after the set amount of time without waiting...
[Android Software Development] lynnux:
For those bothered by the "Screen overlay detected" message when trying to allow permissions for a new or updated app, caused by LMT on some devices/roms, I found a simple trick that bypasses it for me (rooted, stock N5). Turn it to landscape mode before pressing 'Allow'. Success.

This won't work for me if I go to System/Apps and try to change permissions for an app there. Only when I get the popup upon opening an app that wants permissions. Very curious. Interested in hearing if this works for anyone else.
[Android Software Development] RuggedHunter:
You can emulate any hardware interface actions, even complex swipe/taps/longpress short buttons and hardware buttons... Easiest way is to find a keycode (op or google), or record your action (or series of actions) with getevent and playback with sendevent.

Here's a gem of a script to help with getevents.

You might want to play around with how this works a little bit. Super useful once you understand.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vs1y23kbm30oi49/geteventsendevent.sh?dl=0

[emoji6]

Sent from my g928c powered by RiverRom RR5 and SkyHigh 5.7
[Android Software Development] dandrumheller:
No. Pie works fine for me without root on my S6. Unless you need the menu button on the pie. Home, back, recents, app launching all work.
[Android Software Development] xSilas43:
Just thought i would mention. they fixed this issue on android N as well.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hi, this was a known issue in the Android Framework. But as far as I remember it was fixed in Android 5.1. What is your Android version?

As reference: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=69276
[Android Software Development] hovanhuang:
Marshmallow 6.0.1. It is very weird that the app list was complete before an app called Wechat installed. Anytime I uninstalled the wechat app, the app list is back. I was thinking the wechat has conflict with lmt?
[Android Software Development] noname81:
LMT is just using plain Android Framework utils to get the app list (see https://developer.android.com/refer.../PackageManager.html#getInstalledPackages(int)). If WeChat breaks this feature it will not only affect LMT but also all other apps trying to get the installed packages. I'm afraid I cannot help much from LMT side here. :(
[Android Software Development] hovanhuang:
That's weird because I was using lmt 2.6 beta x and different wechat version and the app list was working before I update my ROM.

Anyway, thanks for looking into it. Now I use tasker to open wechat with lmt. Sometimes it opened fast and sometimes slow. Is this the best alternative way to open an app?
[Android Software Development] newellj79:
I'm on 2.7 using Android N and the last app function isn't working. Any ideas?
[Android Software Development] marsisabar:
Is there any way to have different pie configs for each edge?
[Android Software Development] damngood98:
A search would've answered ;)

But in any case, use key code 2 187 1187
[Android Software Development] auldthief:
Let me start by saying LMT is the first app I install on any Android device i buy! It's a life saver! Thanks for spending the time in all the details!

After enabling draw over other apps permission for lmt, i an unable to click on allow button on the permission dialog of any new app i install. I have to disable lmt's permission to do that or go into the permissions setting through app manager and allow the permission for the new app. Hope i was able to explain clearly. Is there any way i don't have to do this every time i install a new app that requires my permission?
[Android Software Development] aalupatti:
That will be awesome

Sent from my Nexus 6P
[Android Software Development] jaladhjin:
This keeps closing & restarting on an LGVK410 is there a way I can find out why or submit something useful for a potential fix?
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Please provide a logcat from the crash and I'll try to fix it. Thanks!
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I'm afraid there is no fix. But it'll work on Android N again. :D