On Sep 12, 11:08 am, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> No, it is generally up to the IME to decide what it needs to do; you
> certainly can't guarantee that it won't go fullscreen, because it just may
> need to do so it have enough space to interact with the user.
> One thing you will want to do is use
No, it is generally up to the IME to decide what it needs to do; you
certainly can't guarantee that it won't go fullscreen, because it just may
need to do so it have enough space to interact with the user.
One thing you will want to do is use flagNoExtractUi to tell it that full
extract mode is not
On Sep 11, 9:52 am, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> When in landscape, you aren't seeing -any- of your application, the IME is
> running in fullscreen mode and completely covering it (so there is no reason
> to do more work and resize the app to... nothing).
>
There is a flag (forgot what it is at t
When in landscape, you aren't seeing -any- of your application, the IME is
running in fullscreen mode and completely covering it (so there is no reason
to do more work and resize the app to... nothing).
On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 8:27 AM, Howard M. Harte wrote:
>
> When Android is in portrait mode
There's a post on this groups regarding the resize issue. It seems that
using the FULL_SCREEN flag actually (as it's name suggests) makes the IME
unable to "steal" a part of the screen for display purposes.
And regarding the other problem... try using InputType.TYPE_NULL +
InputMethodManger.showSof
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