turning off the "Keyboard Support" (aka setting the value to no). Really? Really? Ok seriously, I'm glad that this is now working as I thought it should, and that the virtual keyboard support actually looks right in the Ice Cream Sandwich emulator. But, this is also stupid. This value is the exact opposite of previous settings. While I am glad that this now works, the fact that the value is the exact opposite of previous settings is a hassle.
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
How do you get the Virtual Keyboard (aka Soft Keyboard) in the Android 4.0 Emulator?
Ok, getting the Android 4.0 emulator is not obvious. In previous versions, I had set the "Keyboard Support" to yes. I did that this time, and nothing. I played with touch support, and no luck as well. I finally had to beg to my Android contact for some help. After much discussion, he pointed me towards turning off the "Keyboard Support" (aka setting the value to no). Really? Really? Ok seriously, I'm glad that this is now working as I thought it should, and that the virtual keyboard support actually looks right in the Ice Cream Sandwich emulator. But, this is also stupid. This value is the exact opposite of previous settings. While I am glad that this now works, the fact that the value is the exact opposite of previous settings is a hassle.
turning off the "Keyboard Support" (aka setting the value to no). Really? Really? Ok seriously, I'm glad that this is now working as I thought it should, and that the virtual keyboard support actually looks right in the Ice Cream Sandwich emulator. But, this is also stupid. This value is the exact opposite of previous settings. While I am glad that this now works, the fact that the value is the exact opposite of previous settings is a hassle.
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