This is expected when you start the Activity using the touch screen. When in "touch mode," only a couple of Views (EditText and ListView) can receive the focus. If you start your application using the trackball you will see the focus on the TextView.
If the return-value of the method is true, a toast is shown and the focus should get back on the EditText again. The focus should always get back on the EditText and the keyboard should show, until the return-value of the method is false.
Use android:nextFocusDown="next_EditText_id" Show activity on this post. Show activity on this post. The solution coding is OK, Below codes indicate that auto move to next Edit Text and auto move to previous Edit Text.
A TextView displays text to the user and optionally allows them to edit it. A TextView is a complete text editor, however the basic class is configured to not allow editing.
I have a button and a NSTextView in my application. I want that the NSTextView gets focus when the button is pushed. If I then enter text through keyboard it should go in the NSTextView.
What code should i put in the button's action method?
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