Android Question Using Libraries

NJDude

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• Sep 27, 2013

• #2

Have you declared it in Globals like:

B4X:

Dim IME As IME

and initialized it like:

B4X:

IME.Initialize("MyIMEEvent")

 

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barx

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• Sep 27, 2013

• #3

Before this line did you declare the object with

B4X:

Dim IME as IME

 

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Kwame Twum

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• Sep 27, 2013

• #4

thanks a lot guys. I declared it(but not in the Globals ) and it's working.

B4X:

Dim ime1 as IME
ime1.Hidekeyboard

@NJ; Do I really have to initialise it? cos it's already working.
and secondly, do I need to make that declaration in the Globals?

 

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NJDude

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• Sep 27, 2013

• #5

Do I really have to initialise it? cos it's already working

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The initialization is needed if you are going to do any keyboard handling.

do I need to make that declaration in the Globals?

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If you don't declare it in Globals then you'll be able to use the IME only in the sub that you included IME in.

 

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