Keycode 10 for 'Enter' on Android for external keyboards

External bluetooth keyboards return keycode 10 for return/enter instead of keycode 13.

To reproduce/test add this code to a script on any GameObject:

Code (CSharp):

1. void OnGUI() {
2.         Event e = Event.current;
3.         if (e.isKey) {
4.             Debug.Log ("KeyCode: String:" + e.keyCode.ToString() + " Type: " + e.type);
5.         }
6.     }

Log output:

07-19 14:38:33.021 26208 26223 I Unity : KeyCode: String:10 Type: KeyDown
07-19 14:38:33.021 26208 26223 I Unity : UnityEngine.DebugLogHandler:Internal_Log(LogType, String, Object)
07-19 14:38:33.021 26208 26223 I Unity : UnityEngine.DebugLogHandler:LogFormat(LogType, Object, String, Object[])
..........
07-19 14:39:19.706 26208 26223 I Unity :
07-19 14:39:19.789 26208 26223 I Unity : KeyCode: String:10 Type: KeyUp
........

Since KeyCode 10 is not in KeyCode Enum, it cannot be used in Input.GetKey, Input.GetKeyDown or Input.GetKeyUp.

Either the keycode list needs LineFeed as a keycode, or it has to be translated to 13 (Return).

 

Is this a regression on 5.4 beta? Could we have a bug report please?

 

Not sure if it is a regression on Unity 5.4 beta.

Development platform: Ubuntu 16.04, Unity 5.4 beta.
Test setup:
Xperia Z5 + Logitech Bluetooth keyboard
Galaxy Tab S2 + Logitech Bluetooth keyboard
Xperia Z5 + Unnamed bluetooth keyboard
Galaxy Tab S2 + Unnamed bluetooth keyboard

Bug reports are disabled in the linux editor, that's why I posted on the 5.4 beta.

 

This isn't a general support forum though, it probably best is served on the android forums so I'll move it.

Though, forum posts are not easy ways for us to track bugs through our system. We really do need a bug report if you could.

 

Will do as soon as the linux build includes options for submitting bug reports.

 

I had the same issue with the Logitech K380 keyboard on Android. I've managed to make it work with the script below:

Code (CSharp):

1. public class InputFieldActivator : MonoBehaviour
2. {
3.      KeyCode BluetoothReturn = (KeyCode)10;
4.      void Update()
5.      {
6.          if(Input.GetKeyDown(BluetoothReturn))
7.          {
8.              // Do something
9.          }
10.      }
11. }

 

Hi, what about other keys, like Alphabets?
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