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56 only works for applications that have a resizeable area that can be reduced to
58 what is available in landscape orientation, so very often an application can
84 <li>Use pan and scan mode by default, unless it can reasonably guess that
93 <p>There are also some simple things you can do in your application that will
129 <li>Additional <em>flags</em> can be specified that supply further refinement.
147 <p>A full description of all of the input types can be found in the
149 available, so that the soft keyboard can use the optimal keyboard layout for the
157 you can do as well to improve your user experience.</p>
163 different pieces of data that can be specified here by combining them
170 <li>You can further control whether the IME will be shown automatically when
172 system won't automatically show an IME by default, but in some cases it can be
173 convenient for the user if an application enables this behavior. You can request
175 options for finer-grained control that you can find in the documentation.</li>
178 <p>A typical example of this field can be see in the edit contact activity,
189 that non-Activity windows can use to control their behavior. Calling this method
210 attribute on <code>TextView</code>. The value you supply here can be any
218 there is a focusable field after this one; you can explicitly force no action
222 not multi-line. This avoids having unrecoverable actions like (send) that can be
239 can use. Unless special care is taken (such as by using reflection), using these
247 <p>The primary API is the new <code>android.view.inputmethod.InputMethodManager</code> class, which you can retrieve with <code>Context.getSystemService()</code>.
251 <p>There are also new window flags controlling input method interaction, which you can control through the existing <code>Window.addFlags()</code> method and new <code>Window.setSoftInputMode()</code> method. The <code>PopupWindow</code>
