M mw71 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 9, 2017 #1 i test the follow Code, but it does not work Code: lbl_call.InputType=Bit.Or(lbl_call.INPUT_TYPE_TEXT,4096) (lbl_call is an EditText, Generate by Designer, Dim in Globals) what am I doing wrong?
i test the follow Code, but it does not work Code: lbl_call.InputType=Bit.Or(lbl_call.INPUT_TYPE_TEXT,4096) (lbl_call is an EditText, Generate by Designer, Dim in Globals) what am I doing wrong?
M mw71 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 9, 2017 #3 No, I do not know how to deal with this problem. I use it so far (only) for MeasureMultilineTextHeight and LoadCSV2 Upvote 0
No, I do not know how to deal with this problem. I use it so far (only) for MeasureMultilineTextHeight and LoadCSV2
Cableguy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 9, 2017 #4 to capitalize a string use the ToUpperCase method of the string object. to achieve what you need, use it inside the ValueChanged Upvote 0
to capitalize a string use the ToUpperCase method of the string object. to achieve what you need, use it inside the ValueChanged
M mw71 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 9, 2017 #5 on this possibility I have already thought, but it is not a "clean" solution. I find it better, if the keyboard is set to upper-case letters by the Code. Upvote 0
on this possibility I have already thought, but it is not a "clean" solution. I find it better, if the keyboard is set to upper-case letters by the Code.
OliverA Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 9, 2017 #6 According to this old thread (2012), user @Smee was having issues but realized that I had mistakenely initialised the text box earlier which seems to have stopped it working properly Click to expand... . Upvote 0
According to this old thread (2012), user @Smee was having issues but realized that I had mistakenely initialised the text box earlier which seems to have stopped it working properly Click to expand... .
M mw71 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 9, 2017 #7 thanks for the Answer, unfortunately I do not understand what he did exactly. I Initialize the EditText (only once) in which I load it because it was created with the designer. I can not make any adjustments to this before. Upvote 0
thanks for the Answer, unfortunately I do not understand what he did exactly. I Initialize the EditText (only once) in which I load it because it was created with the designer. I can not make any adjustments to this before.
Cableguy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 9, 2017 #8 I the EditText was added through a Designer Layout you SHOULD NOT initialize it!! You just need to have it dimed in the appGlobals sub, and for that, you use the "generate members" in the designer's tools Upvote 0
I the EditText was added through a Designer Layout you SHOULD NOT initialize it!! You just need to have it dimed in the appGlobals sub, and for that, you use the "generate members" in the designer's tools
M mw71 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 9, 2017 #9 Cableguy said: I the EditText was added through a Designer Layout you SHOULD NOT initialize it!! You just need to have it dimed in the appGlobals sub, and for that, you use the "generate members" in the designer's tools Click to expand... that's what I'm exactly doing! I load it whith the complete Layout. If I initialize it and set it before (which is not correct!), it would be reset by loading the layout again so I do not understand what Smee does. Do he creates it in the code or was the error at other place Upvote 0
Cableguy said: I the EditText was added through a Designer Layout you SHOULD NOT initialize it!! You just need to have it dimed in the appGlobals sub, and for that, you use the "generate members" in the designer's tools Click to expand... that's what I'm exactly doing! I load it whith the complete Layout. If I initialize it and set it before (which is not correct!), it would be reset by loading the layout again so I do not understand what Smee does. Do he creates it in the code or was the error at other place
OliverA Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 10, 2017 #10 You may have to post a project that can reproduce the issue. Upvote 0
M mw71 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 10, 2017 #11 here a small test project. I hope it helps. In the field Call (dim as lbl_Call), the keyboard is only to enter uppercase letters. (CapsLock should be activated) Attachments Test_UpCase.zip Test_UpCase.zip 9.9 KB · Views: 549 Upvote 0
here a small test project. I hope it helps. In the field Call (dim as lbl_Call), the keyboard is only to enter uppercase letters. (CapsLock should be activated)
OliverA Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 10, 2017 #12 CapsLock is activated. I'm using B4A 7.3, my target was API Level 24, Intel Atom (x86) CPU/ABI. The only way I could circumvent the capitalization was by picking a auto-corrected/suggested word that includes lower case characters. Attachments upload_2017-9-10_16-18-7.png 40.8 KB · Views: 525 upload_2017-9-10_16-18-50.png 43.4 KB · Views: 595 Upvote 0
CapsLock is activated. I'm using B4A 7.3, my target was API Level 24, Intel Atom (x86) CPU/ABI. The only way I could circumvent the capitalization was by picking a auto-corrected/suggested word that includes lower case characters.
M mw71 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 10, 2017 #13 thanks for Test/scrennshots i Test with Motorola/Android 6.x and Samsung/Android 5.x Device, not in Emulator. Is there a difference (o.k., other API Level, but it was add in API Level 3)?? Upvote 0
thanks for Test/scrennshots i Test with Motorola/Android 6.x and Samsung/Android 5.x Device, not in Emulator. Is there a difference (o.k., other API Level, but it was add in API Level 3)??
OliverA Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 10, 2017 #14 Running the app via B4A-Bridge on a Moto-X (XT1058) running Android 5.1 (Using API22), the CapsLock is on. Upvote 0
Running the app via B4A-Bridge on a Moto-X (XT1058) running Android 5.1 (Using API22), the CapsLock is on.
