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There’s how I make the android keyboard stay with two types, in case I wanted numbers and letters. I tried using android:inputType
, but it didn’t work. Do you already have a way to solve this?
Thank you.
RESOLVED
Looking deeper into the problem, I realized that the problem was not the type of keyboard, but the mask of input, everything that was typed, in the class of the mask he called the setText() causing the keyboard to return to the standard, then instead of setText(), I used the following:
ediText.getText().clear();
ediText.append(mascara.toUpperCase());
Thank you all.
The Alfanumerico keyboard that appears does not solve? Just press the specific key that changes to numbers and symbols.
– user28595
The problem is that when I change the type of keyboard, I click on a number it goes back to the previous type, maybe it can be a mask I’m using in input, then when I use setText, it goes back to the previous type.
– thalissonestrela