I am creating a Login module. On focus of username it shows go in keys and next on top of keys. But I want native virtual keypad. As native does not show previous and next keys on top of keypad. it changes the text of same key as next and go (done).
You can use the HideKeyboardFormAccessoryBar flag in the config.xml file to do this.
http://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/3.0.0/guide_platforms_ios_config.md.html#iOS%20Configuration
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In Xcode's FileMerge, to check diffs, first, I have to click the vertical area between the left and right editors, then press the down arrow key.
I don't want to click every time I check diffs for each file.
Is there a shortcut key to directly go to the next diff without clicking, like other diff tools?
And I also want to select the next file without moving my mouse and clicking the file.
Is there a shortcut key to go to the next file?
I have a page with multiple inputs, is it possible to add those arrow keys button to the keyboard from React native,
so the user can use arrow keys to move between fields.
FYI, I have the same page built in responsive web as well, and it has those arrow keys working prefectly inside the iPhone Chrome browser. Ideally I want to show the arrow keys in the app as well.
Thanks in advance.
For this, we are using react-native-keyboard-accessory:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-keyboard-accessory.
Unfourtunately, we need to hook up the next and prev key events manually.
In Xcode I can press Shift-Cmd-J to select the current file on the left.
Is there a shortcut that does the same in Appcode?
The closest equivalent (as far as I know) is the "Select in..." command. The standard shortcut is ⌥F1, but you can change that in the Keymap settings.
It requires an additional ⏎ to select the current file in the project navigator (you can also reveal it in the Finder or structure view this way), so it isn't exactly the same.
⌥-F1 then press ENTER will do this for you.
It will just bring up a menu but by hitting enter you are selecting the default option.
There is an app I use called cheat sheet which is handy for this kind of thing.
Cheat Sheet - hold down ⌘ and it shows all keyboard shortcuts for the app you're currently in.
I am trying to capture a key press on the return key. How do I set up event listener for the enter key. So far I can't find anything in the Blackberry docs about onKeyListener or anything like it.
All I want is to process 2 EditFields once the enter key is pressed.
Thanks,
MD
You will have to use a KeyListener plus the KeyPad class to compare the key pressed with the keypad.
I'm having some difficulty showing the virtual keyboard I want for the Blackberry Storm. I have an option to toggle the keyboard's visibility on a certain screen. Whenever the user types a number, it's handled by the screen, rather than any particular field (there are no textfields on this screen). This much works fine. I can show and hide the keyboard when the user chooses to.
My question is this: How do I make the keyboard that shows up the same as what would appear had the focus been on a BasicEditField with a numeric filter applied, without using a BasicEditField for the input?
I don't think BlackBerry has exposed any APIs to allow for programmatic control over the type of virtual keyboard that is shown. I seem to remember reading about it in the BB forums (although unfortunately I can't find it now).
One thing you could try doing is using a BasicEditField with a numeric field, but place it offscreen so that it isn't visible. When you want to capture numeric input from the user, put focus on that element. I haven't tried this, it's just a thought.