android-keypad

The idea is to take a user voice input on the press of a button and pass it to the search inside the app. Because of device limitations we are using the SearchViewCompat instead of the useful SearchView. I have been able to grab the voice output using this link , but there is not a simple way to pass the text to the search bar this way. The search view itself shows as a view (so no setText()), but if I can just say "use mic key on keyboard" or something as soon as the searchbar comes up, I think it might work. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, SGB. No, it's not possible. At least,

I need to removed underline when type in edit text field in Android. For the first name edit text first letter should be capital so that I have given textCapSentences , but in my case I see underline in edittext fields. how to remove that? I have tried all the combination of textFilter|textNoSuggestions|textCapSentences its my first name edit text: <EditText android:id="@+id/signup_lname" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="60dp" android:background="@color/signup_layer_bg2" android:ems="10" android:gravity="center" android:hint="@string/signup_lname" android:imeOptions=

I am working on an android Application where I am willing to get input from user. I created a layout for it which has a scroll view as a root view & Relative layout as it's child all the other layout are inside this Relative layout. But when edit text is at the bottom of screen & user click on it to bring keyboard it shows some blank box between edit text & keyboard & after this if user enters any word it doesn't get displayed in edit text. But if Edit text is above nearly more then half size of screen it works fine. You can get more clearly by looking at images below Here is my code Does

I am implementing my own custom keyboard. I use this tutorial for implementing keyboard <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Row> <Key android:keyLabel="q" android:keyEdgeFlags="left"/> <Key android:keyLabel="w"/> <Key android:keyLabel="e"/> <Key android:keyLabel="r"/> <Key android:keyLabel="t"/> <Key android:keyLabel="y"/> <Key android:keyLabel="u"/> <Key android:keyLabel="i"/> <Key android:keyLabel="o"/> <Key android:keyLabel="p" android:keyEdgeFlags="right"/> </Row> I want have 2 label on key button.The same as on image below (red): How can I change the keyboard xml to have this? When we

I'm doing some edits to an input device driver in an android kernel. This device has a limited range of keybits and evbits enabled. What I want to do is to create a new /dev/input event node that is not related to any physical device, with more keybits and evbits enabled, so that I can send real input signals from the physical driver to the userspace, in the userspace I listen to them and when received I can inject input events to the "virtual" driver writing to its event node. Does linux/android kernel offer such option? Which path should I follow? Is there any alternative to this? As a

Google Keyboard lets you long-press the spacebar to switch keyboards in Android. I haven't turned anything up with a Google search but I'm certain there's a way to do this programmatically. How can I bring up the input method picker? They use showInputMethodPicker() : private void onSpaceBarLongPress() { InputMethodManager imm = (InputMethodManager) getSystemService(Context.INPUT_METHOD_SERVICE); imm.showInputMethodPicker(); } 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35376419/how-to-mimic-google-keyboards-spacebar-long-press-functionality-for-switching-k

Is there any known combinations of inputTypes on an inputText that would give a Num-pad keyboard with special characters such as $ , * , # and & . I am trying to allow the user to input a number and that field could take the mentioned characters as well. I have tried many but none seem to be giving the required output. Would I have to create my own custom keyboard for this? Since my request is very specific to certain special characters please do not mark this as a duplicate question. Thanks in advance. You can use KeyboardView to for customizing as your need. KeyboardView customKeyboard = new