Well, I'm just trying to create a memo field in this case, where the
user can enter arbitrary text as a note to him or herself. From what
I've seen and read, setting the android:inputType attribute chooses an
appropriate input method for on-screen typing (for instance on the Nexus
One). I've been able to get this to work, more or less, in the 2.2
emulator and on my Nexus One for numbers: I typically get a number only
soft-keyboard. But what I want for this memo field is the
auto-correct/auto-complete dictionary to appear at the top of the
keyboard as seen in Google Search, the Facebook app, and others, but
regardless of the combination of option flags I use for either EditText
that does not appear.
On 12/13/2010 11:31 AM, Brill Pappin wrote:
I've been digging around in the keyboard code a bit, maybe I can help.
As I understand it, all text input should give you the options unless
specifically turned off.
Also, it will be turned off for some input types e.g. phone numbers
(actually pretty much most things that don't use the qwerty keyboard
and have specialized keyboards).
If you give me an example of what your trying, and I'll see if I can
find the logic that enables or disables the autocorrect.
- Brill Pappin
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