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Is there a flag I can enable to permanently display the virtual keyboard in my app?

by Dianne Hackborn » Tue, 17 Mar 2009 10:56:47 GMT


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 If you are going to use new features before these is an SDK, you will want
to read through the source code java docs and the code itself to figure out
what you want to do.  In this case WindowManager.LayoutParams has new
options for controlling the input method, View has new methods, and the
InputMethodManager class has the start of some documentation for how these
things go together.







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Is there a flag I can enable to permanently display the virtual keyboard in my app?

by Dianne Hackborn » Thu, 30 Apr 2009 02:51:56 GMT


 Call the method on InputMethodManager to show the soft keyboard.








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