on-screen-keyboard

问题 I want to start the new On-Screen-Keyboard (OSK) using code. You can find this one in the taskbar: (if not there you find it by right clicking the taskbar). I have already tried the regular: System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("osk.exe"); But I want to start the other one (not in window mode). Here you see which OSK I want and which one not: How can I start that version? And how can I start it in a certain setting (if possible)? 回答1: By starting a process in command-line I believe you want to

问题 The Microsoft 'stocks' app has a row of buttons that are displayed at the top of the keyboard when you search for stocks: (See the buttons just above the keyboard) Is there a way to add these in my own app? 回答1: There is exactly the same question here and a person from Microsoft answered: The keyboard is not extensible. What you see is the bottom AppBar on top of the keyboard in that situation. I think you should subscribe to Windows.UI.ViewManagement.InputPane.GetForCurrentView().Showing

问题 The Microsoft 'stocks' app has a row of buttons that are displayed at the top of the keyboard when you search for stocks: (See the buttons just above the keyboard) Is there a way to add these in my own app? 回答1: There is exactly the same question here and a person from Microsoft answered: The keyboard is not extensible. What you see is the bottom AppBar on top of the keyboard in that situation. I think you should subscribe to Windows.UI.ViewManagement.InputPane.GetForCurrentView().Showing

问题 I have been trying to get the onscreen keyboard ( osk.exe ) to appear (and disappear) on Windows 10 from within my app. My app was running fine in windows 7. Calling ShellExecute() on osk.exe would show the keyboard there but trying to get the same behaviour in Windows 10 has proved to be a pain. To try to hide the keyboard, once it is visible, I tried this: HANDLE wHandle = FindWindowW(L"OSKMainClass", L"On-Screen Keyboard"); if (wHandle != NULL) { long style = GetWindowLong(wHandle, GWL

问题 I have activated the Windows On screen keyboard for my application and changed the keyboard layout to Tamil before displaying the onscreen keyboard, using the following code: Private Const KLF_ACTIVATE As Integer = 1 Dim oskProcess As System.Diagnostics.Process Private Sub ProdNameText_GotFocus(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ProdNameText.GotFocus LoadKeyboardLayout("00000449", KLF_ACTIVATE) oskProcess = Process.Start("osk.exe") End Sub I am able to type in Tamil

问题 I'm trying to create an OSX application which would be a replica of On Screen keyboard. Is it possible to insert some text into the cursor position of another active application? Thanks in advance! 回答1: It is possible. Accessibility enables to change content of other applications, but your app can't be sandboxed and thus not available via AppStore. CFTypeRef focusedUI; AXUIElementCopyAttributeValue(AXUIElementCreateSystemWide(), kAXFocusedUIElementAttribute, &focusedUI); if (focusedUI) {

问题 I'm trying to create an OSX application which would be a replica of On Screen keyboard. Is it possible to insert some text into the cursor position of another active application? Thanks in advance! 回答1: It is possible. Accessibility enables to change content of other applications, but your app can't be sandboxed and thus not available via AppStore. CFTypeRef focusedUI; AXUIElementCopyAttributeValue(AXUIElementCreateSystemWide(), kAXFocusedUIElementAttribute, &focusedUI); if (focusedUI) {

问题 I have a ListView, it is under action bar and above an EditText. See picture: The list view items have random height according to its content. When click list view item, I need to focus on EditText and open soft keyboard, meanwhile I want the one being clicked to be at top of the list view, for example if I click item2, I want to see: For putting the clicked item to the top of listview, when clicking an item, I will get the clicked item View by its position, and call view.getLocationOnScreen

问题 I have a textarea and I want something to happend, every time when the user types in something, now for that I have the following two lines of code which work: <textarea oninput="alert('')" id="write" rows="6" cols="60"></textarea> and <textarea onkeyup="alert('')" id="write" rows="6" cols="60"></textarea> However, this only works with a real keyboard. When I use a virtual onscreen keyboard, the alert never gets triggered. I have created a jsfiddle and this is the javascript: $(function(){

问题 I'm working on a WPF app where i want to display the built-in windows 7 onscreen keyboard in a 'always there' manner. So i want to: Move it to a particular location Set it to a certain width and height Remove the caption/titlebar so the user can't move it around or close it Remove that abilty to resize it (or any other user adjustments for that matter). I've tried all the typical API functions (MoveWindow, SetWindowPos, SetWindowLong, etc...) but it refuses to do anything. Code currently