virtual-keyboard

问题 It is possible to show Virtual Keyboard in QQuickWidget or in QWidget? I have QWidget application and I need to have better control where VirtualKeyboard is shown. Today I spend all my day to find a solution, unfortunately without success. 回答1: The following code shows that it is valid to use virtualkeyboard in QQuickWidget. main.cpp #include <QApplication> #include <QQmlApplicationEngine> #include <QQuickWidget> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { qputenv("QT_IM_MODULE", QByteArray(

问题 In my Form I have various Textboxes that I write into with an in Form keyboard I created using Buttons. I have this code in Form.Load, which uses an event handler to determine which Textbox has the Focus: For Each control As Control In Me.Controls If control.GetType.Equals(GetType(TextBox)) Then Dim textBox As TextBox = control AddHandler textBox.Enter, Sub() FocussedTextbox = textBox End If Next Then I use this on each button to write a specific character: Private Sub btnQ_Click(sender As

问题 In my Form I have various Textboxes that I write into with an in Form keyboard I created using Buttons. I have this code in Form.Load, which uses an event handler to determine which Textbox has the Focus: For Each control As Control In Me.Controls If control.GetType.Equals(GetType(TextBox)) Then Dim textBox As TextBox = control AddHandler textBox.Enter, Sub() FocussedTextbox = textBox End If Next Then I use this on each button to write a specific character: Private Sub btnQ_Click(sender As

问题 I am enhancing (in an angular directive) the google places autocomplete input to select the first option if none is selected. I am using the below code, which works like a charm when using "tab" or "enter" key. Unfortunatly it is not working on android device (chrome) whith virtualkeyboard "next" key ... What could be the KeyCode of this " next " key as it is neither "tab" (9) or "enter" (13) selectFirstOnEnterOrTab(input) { // prevent submit on enter (13) $(input).keydown(function (e) { if

问题 I'm new to javafx. I made a simple app form. It has Anchor Pane Pane Text field I run that app on touch screen device, but the virtual keyboard doesn't show up. The textfield already focused. I'm using JDK 8u25, scene builder 2.0. According to what I read, http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/user-interface-tutorial/embed.htm The virtual keyboard is shown automatically when a text input field is in focus. Note that the control that is associated with the keyboard remains visible when the

问题 I'm new to javafx. I made a simple app form. It has Anchor Pane Pane Text field I run that app on touch screen device, but the virtual keyboard doesn't show up. The textfield already focused. I'm using JDK 8u25, scene builder 2.0. According to what I read, http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/user-interface-tutorial/embed.htm The virtual keyboard is shown automatically when a text input field is in focus. Note that the control that is associated with the keyboard remains visible when the

问题 I'm new to javafx. I made a simple app form. It has Anchor Pane Pane Text field I run that app on touch screen device, but the virtual keyboard doesn't show up. The textfield already focused. I'm using JDK 8u25, scene builder 2.0. According to what I read, http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/user-interface-tutorial/embed.htm The virtual keyboard is shown automatically when a text input field is in focus. Note that the control that is associated with the keyboard remains visible when the

问题 i have a question about using virtual keyboard on touch supported pc with Windows 8.1. I have managed to show the virtual keyboard when textfield is focused with java switch: -Dcom.sun.javafx.isEmbedded=true -Dcom.sun.javafx.virtualKeyboard=javafx I found how to that on JavaFX Virtual Keyboard doesn't show1. But when the keyboard show's up, it overlapps nodes below the keyboard. According to what I read, http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/user-interface-tutorial/embed.htm, it should't be

问题 I have a Firemonkey multi device project in Delphi 10 Seattle where the user can get a screen at the start of the app. Here the user needs to fill in 2 fields. But when I click on the edit fields the Virtual Keyboard isn't shown. If I skip this screen at start and call it later then the Virtual Keyboard is shown. This is done in the same way too. I found sort of a solution: When i click on the edit fields i call show VirtualKeyboard myself. The only problem is that the cursor isn't shown in

问题 I am developing a virtual keyboard using java applet. How do I set global mouse listener, so that I can get all mouse events inside my applet even if my applet is not the active window. And is there any way to get the focussed textbox globally, so that I can feed input to that textbox from my virtual keyboard. Thanks. 回答1: You need to make a hook for that you need native code for windows machine take a look here 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4673061/java-add-a-global-mouse-listener