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[Android Software Development] DroidFreak32:
Yeah same problem here. I'm using resurrection remix marshmallow Rom. I've enabled lmt in accessibility too
[Android Software Development] baaabovka:
The same here. I have to press back button 3-5 times before the action is fired. Logcat shows nothing (no warnings or errors).

I am running stock 5.1.1. on LG G4 (just rooted).

Is there any way how to enable trace log level for the LMT? Or what can I do to provide any log to [MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION]?

Thank you.
[Android Software Development] black_hole:
Same problem on temasek rom (ONEplus one).
[Android Software Development] JochenP:
Xposed loggs >
[Android Software Development] baaabovka:
[MENTION=7108672]JochenP[/MENTION]: What?
[Android Software Development] JochenP:
Xposed itself has logging funtionality
[Android Software Development] juliusedward:
I'm using Temasek rom v2.9 on OnePlus one and have no problems using LMT. What version of su are you using? Did you enable accessibility for LMT?
[Android Software Development] baaabovka:
Yop, I know, but it says "Display and save/send logs OF the Xposed framework." How is it related to LMT? LMT is not a xposed module as far as I know.
[Android Software Development] black_hole:
Ok thanks, I updated the rom to v2.9 and it's ok now ;)
[Android Software Development] crossfire77:
everything seems to work other than triggering an app.

i am unable to open any app from pie/even next active app/ in short anything which include triggering an app not working

using lmt on moto x play xt1562 android 5.1.1
[Android Software Development] R3Z3N:
Nexus 6P stock ROM home and recents do not work. Longpressing home, recents or back does not trigger events that they should.
[Android Software Development] Mao04:
Did you by chance use titanium to restore app or data? I had the same problem and had to clear data, uninstall lmt, reinstall, and set up without titanium. After that everything worked again. Can't wait til this gets built in Google backup. Using titanium with lmt has always given me problems.
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
Thanks for this. While testing LMT in a clean flash of CM13 I started to wonder about TiBUs potential involvement in this. Where there are multiple backups of different beta versions within same primary app version of a non-playstore app TiBU does not always restore the most recently backed up version. I confirmed this with Adaway, and LMTs may follow a similar path in re TiBU's interpretation of what is most recent one to restore. Ive also wondered if TiBU was mixing app and data from different backups. In my next test of CM13 I'll compare a clean install of LMT to a TiBU restore with only one backup in TiBU and another with multiple available backups in TiBU. To better inform those tests; could you share what other issues you've seen in the relationship between LMT and TiBU? Thanks again for the good food for thought.
[Android Software Development] crossfire77:
no i have installed without any backups.just as it is. i have reinstalled couple of time but it doesnt seem to work.
[Android Software Development] shaggyskunk:
I think that it might possibly be related to the kernel - I've been using LMT for ages on various Roms and Devices - On the Rom that I'm running - The Dev has been including different Kernels - So I've experienced exactly what you are - But with a different kernel LMT is working as it should - If there's a different kernel for your device - give it a try.

Sent From My SM-N910W8 Running CMRemix 6.01
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
This seems like a more likely cause than TiBU as I've not had issues restoring TiBU into a ROM where it was previously working and Dev for my Moto E CM13 has switched kernels. Thanks!.
[Android Software Development] dandrumheller:
Just to update on my Moto E 2015 experience - I'm running Vatsal's crDroid 6.0.1 build now on my new US Cellular XT1526 Surnia (replaced the Sprint one as I can run the USC one on ATT) which is CM13 based, based on his info in the OP. It's using included CM SU control (no SuperSU), and LMT is working exactly as expected. no issues with app launching or nav button controls. It is SELinux enforcing, and LMT behaves the same using Vatsal's included kernel and Squid2's r14 kernel.

not long ago I was on Vatsal's Resurrection Remix build, which was using SuperSU, and I could not get LMT functional.

I have not used TiBu at all on this device.
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
Thanks for that feedback which seems to line up with what [MENTION=4351374]shaggyskunk[/MENTION] mentioned about kernels & LMT, as well as what has been seen recently where CM13 with native SU is good for LMT. My Moto E Otus is going through another kernel change to squid2's 3.4.110. (common msm8610 instead of device specific) which I'll test in re LMT
[Android Software Development] AlxMAX:
Hi,

Sorry for the late anwer. I have enabled LMT in the accesibility settings. It still shows the behaviour, but this time it seems like the tiles are not ordered according to the most recent utilisation. If I reopened an application from the Launcher and it was not the most recent, its tile did not appear in front of the others. It stayed in an "older" position. But this behaviour occurs more rarely.
[Android Software Development] catawalks:
Same problem here, just updated to resurrection remix running 6.0.1 and the old LMT 2.4 install from the old 5.1.1 install was working but the service would die occasionally. Attempting to resolve the service issue I updated LMT to 2.5b4 and now the only thing that works in the pie is RecentApps. Back, home, menu, killapp, killallapps are the ones I use but none function.

PS: Accessibility for LMT is turned on for the above description.
[Android Software Development] newuxtreme:
Guys I'm having the same problem as has been mentioned so many times in the previous posts.

I'm using a Dr. Ketan rom on my Note 5 920G.

I'm honestly not sure what kernel I have on my phone so tell me how to find out and/or what other alternative I might have to install to get the LMT to work.

As has been mentioned by others, I can get the software to install and run just fine, the touch sensitivity and everything is working perfectly fine but the apps don't launch when you swipe/hold over them. This sucks because I haven't used LMT ever since I used it back on my S2 and LMT was one of the coolest softwares on the android I could've had.
[Android Software Development] shaggyskunk:
I'm not familiar with the available kernels for the Note 5 - Your best bet is to check the kernel thread for your device - If LMT was working previously - on the same Rom see what other kernels will work on that Rom.

Sent From My SM-N910W8 Running CMRemix 6.01
[Android Software Development] kbapk:
I really like this, but I have a question on stock launcher when I press home button I works momently, but when I press homer button on lmt I have delay.
[Android Software Development] shaggyskunk:
Follow up on a New 6.01 AOSP Custom Rom with Kernel Enforcing - Accessibility is Enabled - LMT Opens up - But Pie Slices are unresponsive.

I've run into an issue with Some Apps having a similar issue - It may have something to do with Overlays - Although I don't know why SELinux Enforcing vs Permissive would make a difference??

Sent From My SM-N910W8 Running CMRemix 6.01
[Android Software Development] noname81:
What SuperSu version are you using? Latest WIP (2.66)? Is it working, if you set SELinux to permissive? Can you post a logcat from LMT's startup after reboot?

There seems to be so many issues with SELinux security contexts and more advanced root apps like LMT atm... :( Since I'm using rooted stock on my phone and on my tablet CM13 and both setups are working flawlessly, I need your help in terms of logcats to track down the issue.

Thanks!
[Android Software Development] catawalks:
Confirmed that setting SELinux to permissive allows LMT to function correctly, albeit with a little lag.

LG G3 running Resurrection Remix v5.6.1 based on Android Marshmallow 6.0.1

SuperSU built into the ROM is 2.52
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Can you test, if LMT with SuperSu 2.66 is working?
[Android Software Development] baggord:
It is working. I have been using lmt with supersu 2.66. Selinux enforcing, marshmallow 6.0.1
[Android Software Development] catawalks:
Just flashed SuperSU 2.66 and LMT is functioning on boot with SELinux set to enforced. Much more responsive now too. You want any logs for whatever reason? lol
[Android Software Development] noname81:
No I don't need logs anymore. This proves my assumptions: Roms based on latest Android 6 AOSP with more strict SeLinux rules need latest greatest SuperSu WIP version so that root apps like LMT work correctly.
[Android Software Development] rainabba:
I just tried this twice and still have a navbar. I'm running cm13 on Angler. More needed to eliminate the nav bar this way? I'm just trying to use pie from the bottom and cannot; only sides.
[Android Software Development] satanas17:
Hi,

just discovered this app...nice one and thanks to the Dev, btw...

Used PIE before on some roms i've tried but my daily driver's (Peregrine BeanStalk 6.0.6 CM13) doesn't satisfy me.

Happy LMT user ;)
[Android Software Development] Koragg618:
If you’re wiling to use Xposed, there’s a module called “Dimensions Editor” that allows you to edit the height of the nav bar.

Dimensions editor - http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.hamzah.dimenseditor
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
Seems like CM would have a nav bar editor as well, are you sure there's no option to disable, or adjust height of the nav bar in your native ROM settings? I just used this layer process on stock 6.0.1 a few days ago and have used it on Pure Nexus with no problem until nav bar editing was added and it was no longer needed.
[Android Software Development] rainabba:
Thank you. I've considered it (have in the past), but between their site and the app, I've been reluctant to install in M. Anyone willing to say that it's stable and they're just being overly cautious with warnings? Also, and more importantly; will that fix the issue with LMT Pie both working at the bottom? I'm guessing no.
[Android Software Development] :
Trying to understand the keycodes is confusing as ****. I was trying to find a guide for it.

I have the generic.kl file pulled up. It shows me all the codes for every action and key. The one example op put for opening a new private tab is the only one I got to work.

Can someone give me a few examples of different kinds of code and what they do and how you did it?
[Android Software Development] Mao04:
Turn off screen = enter "26" (press power button) without quotes.

Bring up custom power menu = enter "1026" (long press power button).

Go to app drawer from any screen = enter "3 2003" (press home, long press home). This works only if your rom or launcher has an option for it.
[Android Software Development] :
Where do I find the chart with these numbers? The one in my 6p looks like it's only for keyboards because none of the numbers do anything. The first 2 you gave me work.
[Android Software Development] Mao04:
There is a link to all the key codes in the OP. Under "Commands" about three quarters of the way down the list.
[Android Software Development] :
That link doesn't have numbers. That's what I'm trying to figure out. On my 6p it's numbers 1 -582. 26 in mines is "left bracket". Even if I put in any simple ones like 172 home or 212 for camera it doesn't do anything.

The ones in my phone certainly aren't right and I do have the right one. Are you adding any numbers up or something??
[Android Software Development] Mao04:
The Key events are for Android, they are not unique for different phones. Go to the linked site and use "find in page" or what ever your browser has to search for "Constant Value: 26". It will take you to quite a ways down the page and you will see that "26" is for the power button. Search for "Constant Value: 3" and you will see that "3" is for Home. Search "Constant Value: 4" it is for "Back". It takes a bit of looking but you can find many useful things that can be done. Add to this being able to use 100+code (eg. 1003) or 200+code for long press and you can do a lot of interesting things. I know its confusing, but keep at it. It is worth the effort and gets easier.
[Android Software Development] :
Ok it's under constants. Thanks for helping me out.
[Android Software Development] :
I got some to work for the browser but quickly ran out it ideas. I'm trying to get fast forward media or skip forward to work. If someone has that and is willing to share the code that would be great.
[Android Software Development] Adreaver:
Feature Request: Working "Long Press Recents" implementation.

5.0+ introduced the ability to "Pin" apps - you can lock an app to your screen so that the user can't get out of it without your lockscreen password. To bring up the password prompt, you need to long-press the Recents key.

Currently, LMT does not include long press recents as it does for Home, Back, and Menu. Normally this can be circumvented using a keycode, but it does not work in this case. While keycode 187 brings up recents, I have tried 1187, 2187, and 3187 to bring up long press recents, which does not work.

Additionally, would there be any way to have LMT come up over apps when the phone is locked (e.g. in call UI when phone was locked before it started ringing)? I am not trying to circumvent the lockscreen, simply have the LMT come up so I can press home, and then be prompted for my pattern as normal (for times when I need to search something on my phone while on a call). You can work around this by dragging out the quick settings drawer, clicking the gear to enter settings, entering your pattern, and then pressing home, but that's a few extra steps I'd rather not deal with.

I am perfectly fine converting to a system app, or even including LMT in a source built ROM if that's what it will take to get these features working.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hi, unpinning an app is already available as action. No need to simulate longpress recents. But I think it's broken in Android 5 and working in Android 6 again.

Regarding overlays for lockscreen: This is not possible since Android is making sure, that no apps can overlay the lockscreen. In Android 6 it's even more robust. Lmt's gestures are working on home screen though...
[Android Software Development] :
Would it be possible to do a auto scroll key action? I want my feed to scroll slowly.

Still trying to get fast forward and or skip forward for YouTube to work.
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
In spite of this being a limitation to LMT, IMO it is a good thing. The android lock screen has gotten so gooooey (GUI) that it provides a false sense of security. In CM12, while most of the lock screen blocked LMT (which is as I prefer) the native CM lockscreen camera shortcut allowed LMT to run and allowed state changes that were hidden from QT at lock screen to be made from LMT.
[Android Software Development] Adreaver:
That's all well and good, and for the extended functionality that LMT provides I understand and agree.

However, there needs to be a way to press "Home" or "Back" on the lockscreen, and for those of us who have disabled the stock navbar in favor of LMT, there currently is not.

Perhaps a mod to enable the navbar on lockscreen only?

My use case is this: My phone is locked, in my pocket. My wife calls, I answer. She asks me when our son's next doctor's appointment is. Here is the disconnect:

With navbar enabled, I press Home, enter pattern (2 steps).

With LMT and no navbar, I drag down the notification shade, drag down again for quicksettings, click the gear icon to launch settings, enter patten, swipe LMT to home (5 steps)
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
Good point about circumstances where stock NAV bar is disabled. As a workaround I like that idea of having the option to force navbar controls to be visible on lock screen even if hidden in general UI. At the crux of this is the fact that lock screen security in Andrioid is an illusion propped up by "hiding" unwanted actions (particularly state changes) instead of preventing them at a core level. Even the native QT are a potential risk in this regard and there should be an option to hide them completely as well, but then if it were up to me we'd all have to press Ctl-Alt-Del to do anything from the lock-screen :).
[Android Software Development] shaggyskunk:
[MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION]

K - LMT v2.5 beta 4 IS now working with SELinux Enforcing and SuperSU v2.66 ?

Sent From My SM-N910W8 Running CMRemix 6.01
[Android Software Development] noname81:
What did you change to make it working? SuperSU 2.66? Or an update to the ROM? Thanks!
[Android Software Development] shaggyskunk:
There's been constant updates to the Rom (almost daily) - But one thing that is certain is the change to SU v2.66 - So unfortunately I can't point to one as being the solution - I can however rule out that it's not the result of SELinux being Enforcing or Permissive - I've tested both with no problems.

Sent From My SM-N910W8 Running CMRemix 6.01
[Android Software Development] :
I have lmt set to the right. When I press the edge and it pops up, if I swipe to the left in a straight line, it will disappear. If I move my finger up or down first then it won't. How do i fix this? It's disappearing without me releasing my thumb.

Is it possible to set a key action for forwarding music a minute in?
[Android Software Development] kbapk:
Who can help me to make this setup?

Отправлено с моего Nexus 6P через Tapatalk
[Android Software Development] chikimonke:
Latest test build (read, dev built but not technically official) of AOKP for the GNex now allows up to 5 targets on the Google Now Nav Ring. Screen shot can be seen in this post.
[Android Software Development] splus:
Ok, thanks. It's still ok as it is...

As I started to use LMT more, I'm noticing an issue with pie coming up when in landscape mode. I have Gnex. When the phone is in landscape mode in such a way that to the right is the "normal" bottom of the phone then sometimes it needs 3-4 swipes from the right for pie to come up. No any apparent pattern, it simply seems as if it doesn't respond to swipes, regardless of vertical position of swipes. But when I turn the phone in landscape that the top of the phone is on the right then the pie comes up every time, no problems. When the phone is in portrait mode the pie also always comes up without problems.

What could it be?
[Android Software Development] :
How big is the trigger zone?
[Android Software Development] splus:
All default values. I tried changing different settings, but none of them affects this issue. Sometimes I manage to get the pie even 3 times in a row when in landscape, but average is 1 success out of 3 attempts. And sometimes I can't get the pie to appear at all when in landscape, but then if I turn the phone in portrait, get the pie, and then turn the phone in landscape it appears in first attempt.

Something is definitely borked when phone is in landscape and bottom of phone is on the right, from where the pie comes up.

Note that I turned navbar off since I started using LMT, so the phone is always in full screen mode. CNA ROM.
[Android Software Development] :
Hmm, I mentioned the size because I was having the same issue, and it turned out to be that the zone had to be less than like 650 px in height or else it wouldn't register all the time.
[Android Software Development] shooter365:
Could it be possible to swipe up with a single finger from button of the screen to toggle the back key? Like starting google now but with hiden nav bar? This would absolutly awesome !

Edit: I've forgot to metioned that I'm using the Galaxy Nexus running stock Jelly Bean.

Gesendet von meinem Stock Jelly Bean GN
[Android Software Development] jruweaver:
Awesome idea! +1 to this
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Are you talking about invisible touch/swipe areas at the bottom of the screen or about a Google now circle like approach?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Android Software Development] :
Invisible touch/swipe areas at the bottom, that would essentially replicate the google now circle approach.

Make it so! =D (yes I'm still harassing you about it)
[Android Software Development] jruweaver:
That looks awesome!
[Android Software Development] bunklung:
I have been trying to get this to work for a while and only recently got a hack to work.

I think the problem with sendevent is that I don't have a onscreen button to press or emulate.

My navigation keys are gone. So I can't use tasker to do this with sendevent.

However, there is a way to show the soft keyboard in tasker, which is my true end goal. Hold menu=show soft keyboard on android.

However, the keyboard show command only works unless it's called from within the app. In this case the app is taker. At least that's the behavior I have found and the author of tasker seemed to acknowledge. I assume this is a JB change??? Anyone?

So the only way I can get it to work is to have tasker called up, run the show keyboard and switch back to the app I want the keyboard show.

The next hack was having a silent dialog created from tasker and just show keyboard. This works, but is breaks scummvm slightly.

I then use the app creator from tasker to make a small apk that calls this silent tasker dialog to show the keyboard. I then have lmt configured to open this program on long press menu.

WOW, what a hack. It's crude, but it works.

Am I missing something? What does anyone else do to call the keyboard from LMT? Did I over think this? It sure feels like it.

My original question was, "How do I make LMT hold the menu button?".

My new question is, "How do I make LMT show the android soft keyboard without using this tasker app hack?"

Thanks.

Here is my apk if anyone wants to try it:

Soft Keyboard Link
[Android Software Development] Doodsz:
Is there an option to turn screen off?

If so how?

JellyBeaned from my Nexus S
[Android Software Development] noname81:
It's keyevent 26. Please see FAQ section in the OP for a complete list of available keys. HTH!
[Android Software Development] Doodsz:
Oh that's it!

Thank you very much! :D

JellyBeaned from my Nexus S
[Android Software Development] punshkin:
Hey,

i just installed LMT and it is awesome, i use the Pie Navigation because i loved it from the Browser.

I noticed however, that even with Browser blacklisted the touch sensitive area still seems to be dedicated to LMT, so that the native browser pie menu is not accessible anymore :crying:

it would be awesome if you could fix this behaviour in the next update
[Android Software Development] chikimonke:
I have to second this notion, when playing Where's My Water? it's damn near impossible to grab the scroll bar on the side. I have Pie disabled, but still seems the area is dedicated to LMT, just doesn't activate anything.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Yes you're right. I have to fix it for the next release...

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Android Software Development] walkamake:
Hi noname81.

Can you create settings for each app? For example in some apps there are only two buttons (except four) and they have own x,y position settings.
[Android Software Development] ~jx:
Thanks for this amazing app.

I don't know why but some gestures are not working. The only ones which are working fine are Square, Diamond and Delete. "Tap and hold gestures" has been enabled and the results are the same.

Pie mode works flawless.

Tested on Galaxy S2.
[Android Software Development] housepabldroid:
This amazing app work fine on Asus eeepad trasformer.. i have selected the ninth pro file..:)

Inviato dal mio Transformer TF101 con Tapatalk 2
[Android Software Development] satanoncrack:
Hi, ISAS & Gestures are not working on my nexus 6p with stock rom. Pie is working fine. any help?