I have migrated code from Xcode 5.x to Xcode 6.1. Everything is working fine except the missing keyboard. Whenever I try to enter text in textfield keyboard goes missing but text is entered.
Why is this happening? Any fix?
In simulator menu, click Hardware>Keyboard>Toggle software Keyboard or simply press Cmd+K.
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I am new to Android Studio. I recently installed Android Studio 4.0. The keyboard is not working in the Editor. The text cursor just blinks but does not respond to the keyboard. It works when I press 's' but again the same problem arises when I select any text in the editor. Also, any of the shortcut keys except Ctrl + Z does not work. Please Help me out with this problem.
Thanks.
If set-up everything good, then close all project and open again your Android Studio....
Im using the latest Android Studio and VS Emulator version, I try to press F4 to Active or Inactive computer's keyboard input, That cant helped me so far.
See this Documentation:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/debug-test-perf/test-with-the-emulator
This is for future answer, because this is Underrated Issue.
Just press Alt + F4 and all will be worked.
Note : If you can't active or inactive the keyboard input, sometimes you need to spam it. Idk how its work, but in my issue, sometimes i try to press Win+F4, Alt+F4 (im not trolling, Alt+F4 doesnt close your Emulator), Fn+F4 or just F4. Just try that to Active. To inactive try to press Win+4, this will minimize your emulator then open it, and try, keyboard input will not worked again.
Not sure if this question was already answered in the past but I was not able to find anything on it. I wanted to know if there is a possibility to immediately copy a warning that appears under some "words" in Android Studio?
Example:
Is there a Mac keyboard shortcut to copy that 'android.support.v4.app.ActionBarDrawerToggle' message?
This is an IntelliJ inherited problem. You can find a workaround here.
Basically, click on the error/warning in order to have the cursor on it. Then you will find the same message in the message bar on the bottom. Right-click and copy
Alt+click(left button of the mouse) on popup copies the whole text. Tested on android studio 3.6 windows 10.
I think it is possible to mark it with the mouse and while you still hold the mouse button down press cmd + c.... but in fact this is not a shortcut.
When my android sdk update to newest version, i met the issue is : I cannot type text into Android Emulator by using computer keyboard, and I cannot use Android Emulator keyboard (the keyboard that next to the screen).
If I want to input some text, I must use this : click to textfield where I want to type. It will go to screen with virtual keyboard (as a real mobile phone), and click the character I want.
This annoy me because make me slower when debug an app. Please help me, how to type directly using keyboard.
Thanks :)
Add "Keyboard support" to your emulator hardware:
On Eclipse, go to Window > AVD Manager
Choose your emulator > Edit
Click "New" button in "Hardware" section
Select "Keyboard support" and change value to "Yes"
Finally, click on "Edit AVD" button.
Then you could input text to your emulator from your keyboard.
FYI - since I upgraded to sdk v14, I've had settings issues on the emulators. Leap's solution does work, but you might have to start and stop the emulator several times before these settings stick. No idea why that is ...
I'm facing a strange issue and have no idea how to solve it.
I have in my app a simple viewcontroller with 3 textfield. I have define them as IBOutlet in my .h and linked them with the file's owner.
Two of them are define with default Keyboard, the other use phone pad keyboard.
When i Try to edit the phone field (phone pad keyboard) it's ok. Keyboard appear, field can be modify.
When i try to edit one of the 2 others, then the app crash for the reason :"Terminating in response to SpringBoard's termination."
I did not receive memory warning.
This works fine if i try it on the iPhone 4 iOS 4.2 or iPhone Simulator 4.1.
Any idea ?
Thanks in advance.
BR,
Smazimute
I found the answer to this issue. Turn off auto correct on the iPhone Simulator.
Try to reset iphone simulator content and settings then restart Xcode