My activity contains an editable text view and I would like to
automatically show the soft keyboard when the activity start.
Anyone knows how to do it?
I tried this:
private void showSoftKeyboard() {
textView.requestFocus();
inputManager = (InputMethodManager) context.getSystemSe
Exactly, the flag tells the system to finish all the activity that are
above your "home screen activity" in the stack
On 9 Jun., 22:04, MrSnowflake wrote:
> Does your sollution pop all other activities from the activityQueue?
>
> On Jun 9, 3:29 pm, "Bullo#88" wrot
tent);
On 9 Jun., 14:44, "Bullo#88" wrote:
> Any suggestions please?
>
> On 9 Jun., 09:24, "Bullo#88" wrote:
>
> > My application is composed by several activities, I would like to give
> > the user the option to go back to the home screen of my appl
Any suggestions please?
On 9 Jun., 09:24, "Bullo#88" wrote:
> My application is composed by several activities, I would like to give
> the user the option to go back to the home screen of my application by
> pressing a button on the screen.
> At the same time I can't
My application is composed by several activities, I would like to give
the user the option to go back to the home screen of my application by
pressing a button on the screen.
At the same time I can't call the finish() function on activities
beetween the home screen and the currently visible activi
> That should happen automatically, without implementing onKeyDown().
Without implementing onKeyDown the back button will close my
application.
> > Thus, I implemented the onKeyDown method.
>
> Where? On the activity? On a subclass of one of the widgets?
On the activity: from this activity I wa
Hi,
I have a proble with onKeyDown:
my activity consists in a simple textView (as header) and a ListView
below it, I need to go back to the previous screen when the user
presses the back button.
Thus, I implemented the onKeyDown method. Everything works fine if the
list contains some elements, bu
> but how do I go back from B
> to C
Sorry, what I meant was: how do I go back from B to A?
On May 12, 5:46 pm, "Bullo#88" wrote:
> Thanks for the quick reply!
>
> One last question:
> Suppose I have 3 classes: A (extends ActivityGroup) B and C (both
> extending
t aactivity, but created in the child activity).
>
> Good luck!
>
> On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 8:20 AM, Bullo#88 wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > anyone can point me to a tutorial about ActivityGroup or give me some
> > hints on ho
Hi,
anyone can point me to a tutorial about ActivityGroup or give me some
hints on how to use it?
I looked at the documentation but I wasn't able to understand how it
works...
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