uikeyboard

There's an action in my program which users need to perform very frequently (potentially hundreds of times per session), and I'd like to add a keyboard shortcut for users with a bluetooth keyboard. Is there any way to do this? Right now, the closest I've come is triggering the action whenever the U+F8FF character is entered ( Shift + Alt + k on an iPad/iPhone/Mac, which prints an apple logo character) in a text view. Of course, this would present an issue if the user actually wanted to input an apple symbol. Are there any better ways to support keyboard shortcuts (hopefully Cmd + something ,

I am using a toolbar in the inputAccessoryView property of a textView. When the keyboard shows, it displays the toolbar as expected. When the device is rotated I want to remove the toolbar. I tried: myTextView.inputAccessoryView.hidden = !layoutIsPortrait; This does hide the toolbar, but leaves the outline of the taller keyboard behind. The keyboard is apparently still sized to fit the toolbar. It looks bad and interferes with touch events of underlying responders. myTextView.inputAccessoryView = nil; Works only if I resignFirstResponder, then becomeFirstResponder again. This is not acceptable

This question already has an answer here: Disable iOS8 Quicktype Keyboard programmatically on UITextView 5 answers UIKeyboard with QuickType! It is bad to know that there is no sufficient space of screen on iPhone devices, now apple has been taken more room by adding QuickType. How can I remove it for items that do not need quicktype's auto complete, auto suggest? William George You can set the autocorrectionType to NO. Its an existing iOS property so won't break in any previous/current versions of iOS; textField.autocorrectionType = UITextAutocorrectionTypeNo; 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

I have made a custom number pad keypad for my iOS app, but want it to more closely mirror the appearance of the standard keyboard. I am looking for advice on how to make a standard UIButton look and act like the standard keyboard buttons. Specifically, I need to figure out the following for the iPad and would like to do as much as possible in an xib or storyboard. The size of the buttons The color of the keyboard background (or even better, how can I determine this myself?) The background color of the button The font and color of the text in the button How do I add the shadow under the button?

I want to create attachments view, that places under input accessory view, over keyboard, like in Skype App or Viber: I already asked such question here , but suggested solution for this question was not so elegant, because when i drag my scroll view to the top, i want to my Attachment UIView move down with keyboard (I use UIScrollViewKeyboardDismissModeInteractive). So i create a function, that find out the view, where keyboard and my custom input accessory view are placed: func findKeyboardView() -> UIView? { var result: UIView? = nil let windows = UIApplication.sharedApplication().windows

I am building my Keyboard Extension app and i have added key pop animation on button when user tap on it. It works fine for inside image but for top row image pop up area become hidden as it clip the subview. I tried with ClipToBound property and set as False. But still not working. Anyone have any idea how to fix this? adding subview on superview also not works. Image A is showing correct pop up as it is inside frame of keyboard. Image B is wrong as pop up clip inside frame. I don't think you are allowed to display anything outside of the keyboard view; it will get automatically clipped.

I'm making a custom input method for the iPad, I want to be able to replace the system keyboard with my input method and enter text via that input method. According to the documentation all I need to do is to set the inputView property with my view and it will be used instead of the system keyboard. I did that and it works, as far as showing the keyboard but how do I actually enter text into the text view? Supposedly the text view needs to adopt the UIKeyInput and I can use the protocol's methods to enter the text but in reality UITextView doesn't adopt this protocol. conformsToProtocol: