![]() ![]() Entry control raises keyboard and label should change text when keyboard service event will be invoked (on keyboard show or hide). ![]() This is just enough to test keyboard events. It is just a simple view with single text box and single label. Let's create a simple Xamarin Android application, with a single view like below: When layout changes, we can safely check if keyboard is actually visible, which is (at least that) easy to test. Instead of that, it reads the changes of global layout, which happens whenever software keyboard popups (because screen space available for application is about half of screen then). It does not directly bind to Android software keyboard. Because I wanted reusable service for Dependency Injection inside of view models, I decided to do that a little differently.īiggest drawback of this service is that it is a kind of hack. After some Googling, I found this blog post, which pointed me in the right direction. If there would be some kind of system event that could be used to detect keyboard popup, this would be an easy fix. ![]() One time, when I was working on Xamarin application, I had a problem with software keyboard overlapping text box it was supposed to edit. Because of that, it is also a complicated thing to do in Xamarin. It is quite strange that you can't easily detect if software keyboard is visible or not on Android. ![]()
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