In my current View, a keyboard is open with numbers 0 to 9, a delete key and an enter key.
I added both an onKeyDown
and an onKeyUp
event. Both should log the keycode to the debug console when pressed.
@Override
public boolean onKeyDown(int pKeyCode, KeyEvent pKeyEvent) {
Log.d("KEYDOWN", pKeyCode+"");
return true; // also tried false
}
@Override
public boolean onKeyUp(int pKeyCode, KeyEvent pKeyEvent) {
Log.d("KEYUP", pKeyCode+"");
return true;
}
I pressed every single key on the keyboard with the following result:
D/KEYUP: 8
D/KEYUP: 9
D/KEYUP: 10
D/KEYUP: 11
D/KEYUP: 12
D/KEYUP: 13
D/KEYUP: 14
D/KEYUP: 15
D/KEYUP: 16
D/KEYDOWN: 67
D/KEYUP: 67
D/KEYUP: 7
D/KEYUP: 66
Can someone explain why the keydown event is never triggered for 0-9 and enter? I really need it to trigger when 0-9 are pressed.
EDIT: I added a solution that fixed the issue by replacing both functions with
dispatchKeyEvent
. This doesn't explain whyonKeyDown
didn't recognize those keys, though.Someone got an answer for this?
I only found a solution to work around this issue, but I did not find the reason WHY this happens in the first place.
This code did the job:
@Override
public boolean dispatchKeyEvent(KeyEvent event) {
if (event.getAction()==KeyEvent.ACTION_DOWN) {
Log.d("KEYDOWN", event.getKeyCode()+"");
}
else if (event.getAction()==KeyEvent.ACTION_UP) {
Log.d("KEYUP", event.getKeyCode()+"");
}
Log.d("KEY", event.getKeyCode()+"");
return false;
}