ogc: add support APIs for virtual keyboards #61
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This commit adds a new public header (SDL_ogcsupport.h) which provides a couple of APIs so that an application would be able to hook into the On-Screen Keyboard (OSK) calls and provide its own implementation of an OSK. The usefulness of this is that the API is designed in such a way that the OSK implementation can reside in a separate project which would only provide a static library to be linked against the application. In this way, SDL applications only need change a couple of lines in order to get the OSK functionality.
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This commit adds a new public header (SDL_ogcsupport.h) which provides a couple of APIs so that an application would be able to hook into the On-Screen Keyboard (OSK) calls and provide its own implementation of an OSK.
The usefulness of this is that the API is designed in such a way that the OSK implementation can reside in a separate project which would only provide a static library to be linked against the application. In this way, SDL applications only need change a couple of lines in order to get the OSK functionality.
A sample implementation of an OSK is available in this github project (README coming soon!).