No idea about the hardware keyboard, sorry.
Have you tried requesting focus inside the show listener? I would think
it'd do the right thing for both soft/hard keyboards.
-- Kostya
10.02.2011 1:12, Tobiah пишет:
On 02/09/2011 01:25 PM, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
You can try setting an onShowListener for the dialog, and calling
editText.requestFocus.
You got me on the right track, thanks. Just requesting focus was not
enough
however. At first I was trying to do this:
InputMethodManager input_manager = (InputMethodManager)
getSystemService(borg.INPUT_METHOD_SERVICE);
input_manager.showSoftInput(dialog_edit_text,
input_manager.SHOW_IMPLICIT);
Where borg is an ApplicationContext. This was not working, but I was
doing it
right in onCreateDialog() callback. Presumably since there was at
that time
no editable field on the screen, the keyboard refused to open. Where
would
the keystrokes go?
So I put the two lines in the onShowListener callback, and
everything works. Requesting focus was not necessary, but
that is probably be cause there was only one EditText in the
dialog.
By the way, when doing this, should I test for the presence
and state of a physical keyboard (my device doesn't have one)
or will that be done automatically?
Thanks!
Tobiah
-- Kostya
09.02.2011 23:56, Tobiah пишет:
I have a Dialog with an EditText widget in it that I'd like
to use to get a string from the user. Right now, they have
to touch inside the EditText to get the keyboard. Would it
be possible to have the keyboard open up with the Dialog and
have focus in the EditText? This would be similar to what
happens when I use the search button.
Thanks,
Tobiah
--
Kostya Vasilyev -- WiFi Manager + pretty widget -- http://kmansoft.wordpress.com
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