Android: How do you emulate a keyboard flip?

The keyboard hide/reveal will restart your activity. You can either declare that you handle that restart, or if you don't, the OS will stop and restart the app itself See developer.android.com/guide/topics/resou... Update I believe this is the source for the monkey application's keyboard flip event. It looks like injecting a keyboard flip event would be relatively straight-forward: Open /dev/input/input0 and write 16 magical bytes into it Also, the source seems to have an undocumented --pct-flip option for controlling keyboard flip rates: http://www.google.co.in/codesearch/p?hl=en#CRBM04-7BoA/cmds/monkey/src/com/android/commands/monkey/Monkey.java&q=monkey%20package:git://android.git.kernel.org&type=cs&l=729.

Maybe use the --pct-majornav to restrict the monkey to just the 'major' nav events (I'm assuming keyboard changes are 'major', I'm not sure though). You could also look into writing a specific test based on the different but similar monkeyrunner framework: developer.android.com/guide/developing/t... ... but I don't see any way to inject keyboard flip codes. I found this relevant SO question: Simulating opening/closing the hardware keyboard in emulator but the "answer" there is confusing and seems insufficient.

Not really your question, but related to your root issue: Did you forget to include 'keyboarddden' in the 'android:configChanges' section of the manifest file? (Or did you include it, but you don't handle the config change callbacks? ) The keyboard hide/reveal will restart your activity.

You can either declare that you handle that restart, or if you don't, the OS will stop and restart the app itself. See developer.android.com/guide/topics/resou... Update I believe this is the source for the monkey application's keyboard flip event. It looks like injecting a keyboard flip event would be relatively straight-forward: Open /dev/input/input0 and write 16 magical bytes into it.

Also, the source seems to have an undocumented --pct-flip option for controlling keyboard flip rates: http://www.google.co.in/codesearch/p?hl=en#CRBM04-7BoA/cmds/monkey/src/com/android/commands/monkey/Monkey.java&q=monkey%20package:git://android.git.kernel.org&type=cs&l=729.

Thanks for the link--I didn't find it during my search. It's sad that it seems there just is NOT a way to emulate purely a keyboard flip/slide (but the Monkey can do it! --sigh).

We have to do a rotate AND a flip. BTW, my bug WAS related to an odd condition during restarts and EditTexts--fixed it without needing to step through. Thanks!

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