An EditText inherits from a TextView which has a method called setInputType This method accepts an int defined as InputType So you can set the InputType dynamically depending on what you want/the user clicks.
An EditText inherits from a TextView, which has a method called setInputType. This method accepts an int defined as InputType. So you can set the InputType dynamically depending on what you want/the user clicks.
To do this kind of filter in EditText, the better way is to specify the android:inputType. This allow you to specify what you expect and also to display the right keyboard. Another option is to use android:digit to specify the autorized characters.
If you need numeric, enter android:digit="0123456789.
This validates to only allow the user to enter text. But the user can enter int and string such as hello123 I want only string no numbers. Thanks – Tommy Mar 20 at 22:49.
To do this kind of filter in EditText, the better way is to specify the android:inputType. This allow you to specify what you expect and also to display the right keyboard. Another option is to use android:digit to specify the autorized characters.
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