@raven-worx If I remove the line, the keyboard will never hide and the reason for adding visible: Qt.inputMethod.visible is because of the following line that I found in an example :

/* The visibility of the InputPanel can be bound to the Qt.inputMethod.visible property, but then the handwriting input panel and the keyboard input panel can be visible at the same time. Here the visibility is bound to InputPanel.active property instead, which allows the handwriting panel to control the visibility when necessary. */

Bad luck is that it's nowhere mentioned in any docs.

here is the solution:
https://forum.qt.io/topic/76802/how-to-enable-virtual-keyboard-languages/5

@monster You can create the TextInput using createComponent and then after creating its object you can assign it to a js variable. You can store them for eg. in an array for further reference.

var component = Qt.createComponent("MyTextInput.qml"); var textinput = component.createObject(parent);

Hi,

To add to @sierdzio, what kind of light are you talking about ? What type of keyboard ?

I think problem coused from dependent dev libraries...

sudo apt-get build-dep qt5-default

solved the problem..

Thank you all,
I am going to mark this discussion as solved;
However, Any more comments would be much appreciated;

@guidupas, Thanks for this post,
I am in same situation , did you find any result for this, I am in same problem for android and ios both development.
Please can you guide me if you have some work around.

Yes, this is a very important question, anyone know - how to fix it?

I solved that just removing the validators, but I don't know why it worked without the validator.

Code below:

TextField { id: numeroTelefoneTextField anchors.verticalCenter: parent.verticalCenter anchors.right: parent.right width: parent.width * 0.70 height: parent.height * 0.6 placeholderText: qsTr("Seu número") font.bold: true inputMethodHints: Qt.ImhDigitsOnly }

Hi,

Glad you found out and thanks for sharing !

Just a quick note: there's no need to modify the title anymore to mark the thread as solved. You can use the "Topic Tool" button for that. That makes things cleaner :)

You're welcome !

As for marking the thread as solved, you can now use the "Topic Tool" button, it will keep the title clean.

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Hi,

IIRC, there's a similar bug but for the comment shortcut depending on what keyboard you are using. I wonder if it's related.

Yes, you are correct. There is more information here for anyone else interested:

https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-47701

Possibly the error is from the declaration of keyPressEvent

protected: virtual void keyPressEvent(QKeyEvent *event);

It might be better to have this handled in the parent class. When a graphics item is selected (clicked) store this information and move the item from the parent when the right key presses are seen. You might have a problem with losing focus otherwise.

@koahnig
I think it really is a bug, since the same Qt-creator has always worked without this issue on my Ubuntu and Mint machines.
Thanks for the link, I check over.
Istvan

If it's the Qt3D problem, just remove the folder from the sources when you configure Qt to build since you don't want OpenGL anyway

@SteveMBay Just for clarification, did you fix the wrong behaviours or do you need more help about this issue?

Sorry, I meant a more recent version of Qt Creator, as for Qt 4 the latest version is 4.8.7

@p3c0 Yes that worked. Thanks!

Here is the full working code, if someone else wants to use the tableView with cell-navigation instead of row-navigation:

import QtQuick 2.4 import QtQuick.Controls 1.3 import QtQuick.Layouts 1.1 Item { width: 640 height: 480 ListModel { id: tstModel ListElement { animal: "dog" age: "10" } ListElement { animal: "cat" age: "12" } ListElement { animal: "bird" age: "1" } ListElement { animal: "elephant" age: "20" } ListElement { animal: "turtle" age: "100" } } TableView { id: tableView anchors.fill: parent anchors.topMargin: 40 highlightOnFocus: false model: tstModel property int currentColumn: 0 rowDelegate: Rectangle { color: "#fff" } itemDelegate: Rectangle { // color: "transparent" color: { var bgColor = model.index%2 ? "whitesmoke" : "white" var activeRow = tableView.currentRow === styleData.row var activeColumn = tableView.currentColumn === styleData.column activeRow && activeColumn ? "steelblue" : bgColor } Text { text: styleData.value } MouseArea { anchors.fill: parent onClicked: { print("(onClick) index: (" + model.index + "," + tableView.currentColumn+ ")") tableView.currentRow = styleData.row tableView.currentColumn = styleData.column model.currentIndex = styleData.row parent.forceActiveFocus() } } Keys.onRightPressed: { console.log("Delegate Right") if (tableView.currentColumn < tableView.columnCount - 1) tableView.currentColumn++ parent.forceActiveFocus() print("(Right) index: (" + tableView.currentRow + "," + tableView.currentColumn+ ")") } Keys.onLeftPressed: { console.log("Delegate Left") if (tableView.currentColumn > 0) tableView.currentColumn-- parent.forceActiveFocus() print("(Left) index: (" + tableView.currentRow + "," + tableView.currentColumn+ ")") } } Keys.onRightPressed: { print("(Right - Table) index: (" + tableView.currentRow + "," + tableView.currentColumn+ ")") if (tableView.currentColumn < tableView.columnCount - 1) tableView.currentColumn++ } Keys.onLeftPressed: { print("(Left - Table) index: (" + tableView.currentRow + "," + tableView.currentColumn+ ")") if (tableView.currentColumn > 0) tableView.currentColumn-- } Keys.onUpPressed: { print("(Up - Table) index: (" + tableView.currentRow + "," + tableView.currentColumn+ ")") if (tableView.currentRow > 0) tableView.currentRow-- } Keys.onDownPressed: { print("(Down - Table) index: (" + tableView.currentRow + "," + tableView.currentColumn+ ")") if (tableView.currentRow < tableView.rowCount - 1) tableView.currentRow++ } TableViewColumn { id: animalColumn title: "Animal" role: "animal" movable: false resizable: false width: parent.width / 2 } TableViewColumn { id: ageColumn title: "Age" role: "age" movable: false resizable: false width: parent.width / 2 } } }

I've been experimenting further and reading through the source code. Again, I still only see the inputMethodQuery and inputMethodEvent functions as entry points to potentially return a QVariantMap with a "returnKeyType" property, and neither one can be overridden.

I tried creating an inline function in my QML code for a TextEdit/TextInput, but the meta method created has a QVariant parameter instead of a Qt::InputMethodQuery, so the logic from QInputMethod does not go through this function.

It looks like the android code completely ignores the ImPlatformData value (at least as of Qt 5.3.1 where I am based). It may be that this was only ever handled in iOS logic previously? If that is the case, then I will have to abandon this effort and wait for Qt 5.6 to come in with native support for returnKeyType. Unfortunately, that will be too late for this project release.

@p3c0 it does yet I wanted to fix the problem I personally faced thanks for an advice

Here is the complete solution:

import QtQuick 2.2 import QtQuick.Controls 1.2 import QtQuick.Layouts 1.1 import OskPlugin 1.0 Rectangle { id: root width: 1024 height: 633 ListModel { id: personalData ListElement { dataLabel: "Firstname"; dataValue: "Herbert"; } ListElement { dataLabel: "Lastname"; dataValue: "Roth"; } ListElement { dataLabel: "Plays"; dataValue: "Guitar"; } ListElement { dataLabel: "Age"; dataValue: "65";} ListElement { dataLabel: "Hobby"; dataValue: "Walking"; } ListElement { dataLabel: "Birthday"; dataValue: "14.12.1926"; } ListElement { dataLabel: "City";dataValue: "Suhl"; } ListElement { dataLabel: "Country"; dataValue: "Germany"; } } ScrollView { anchors.fill: parent ListView { id: listView anchors.fill: parent clip: true model: personalData focus: true delegate: FocusScope { x: rectangle.x; y: rectangle.y width: rectangle.width; height: rectangle.height Rectangle { id: rectangle height: 66 width: 500 border.color: "grey" border.width: 2 TextInput { anchors.centerIn: parent text: dataValue font.pixelSize: 24 focus: true activeFocusOnTab: true onActiveFocusChanged: if(activeFocus) { listView.currentIndex = index } } } } } } }