I recently had a problem with the keyboard in landscape and comma as decimal separator. So I started thinking about it.
Why is so hard to implement this option based on Locale, like a desktop (Windows) software? Is a limitation? Bug?
In my opinion, this is a important UX thing because half of ...
@DouglasJunior I'm confused by this question. I'm not sure why you would expect a community of end users to have more information than SO about Android API design decisions. Most people on this site don't even know what the inputType is.
I'm not sure what kind of answer you're looking for.
Sorry about that. I found here questions about "how to root", or "how to change the android distribution", so I thought my question would be relevant too.
My question is about how Android works the user's locale, not specifically how it is implemented. About development I have asked on stackoverflow.
You can set a TextView's inputType to one of the values from InputType to hint that the typed-in text should be a person's name, phone number, &c. Even if the input method doesn't respect this hint, the TextView uses a KeyListener and/or TransformationMethod to ensure that only relevant character...
I recently had a problem with the keyboard in landscape and comma as decimal separator. So I started thinking about it.
Why is so hard to implement this option based on Locale, like a desktop (Windows) software? Is a limitation? Bug?
In my opinion, this is a important UX thing because half of ...
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