Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P2: Important
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None
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6.7.0, 6.7.1, 6.8.0
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None
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Android
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2024wk18FOQtforAndroid
Description
On Android, beginning with I believe either "feature freeze" or "release candidate" (for some value of 'freeze' or 'candidate' 
) of 6.7.0, and propagating into the actual release, any QML code like the following fails:
Keys.onPressed: function(event) {
switch (event.key) {
case Qt.Key_0: digitPressed("0"); break;
case Qt.Key_1: digitPressed("1"); break;
case Qt.Key_2: digitPressed("2"); break;
case Qt.Key_3: digitPressed("3"); break;
case Qt.Key_4: digitPressed("4"); break;
case Qt.Key_5: digitPressed("5"); break;
case Qt.Key_6: digitPressed("6"); break;
case Qt.Key_7: digitPressed("7"); break;
case Qt.Key_8: digitPressed("8"); break;
case Qt.Key_9: digitPressed("9"); break;
case Qt.Key_E: digitPressed("e"); break;
case Qt.Key_P: digitPressed("π"); break;
case Qt.Key_Plus: operatorPressed("+"); break;
case Qt.Key_Minus: operatorPressed("-"); break;
case Qt.Key_Asterisk: operatorPressed("×"); break;
case Qt.Key_Slash: operatorPressed("÷"); break;
case Qt.Key_Enter:
case Qt.Key_Return: operatorPressed("="); break;
case Qt.Key_Comma:
case Qt.Key_Period: digitPressed("."); break;
case Qt.Key_Backspace: operatorPressed("bs"); break;
}
}
The above is from the Examples/Qt-6.7.0/demos/calqlatr example.
In 'calqlatr', after you click a button explicitly to force focus, and then use the keyboard to type, no key events are recognized. Unless you "modify" your keypress by hitting the 'alt' key and typing the desired character. But any unmodified keypress is not recognized on Android.
Note that the problem seems confined to alphanumeric input. Because cases like below are recognized:
case Qt.Key_MediaNext:
case Qt.Key_Right:
case Qt.Key_Direction_R:
...
case Qt.Key_MediaPrevious:
case Qt.Key_Left:
case Qt.Key_Direction_L:
For 6.8.0 "dev" release or 6.6.X this behavior is not seen.
It is a regression in 6.7.0.