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BaseInputConnection.GetCursorCapsMode(CapitalizationMode) Method

Definition

The default implementation uses TextUtils.

[Android.Runtime.Register("getCursorCapsMode", "(I)I", "GetGetCursorCapsMode_IHandler")]
public virtual Android.Text.CapitalizationMode GetCursorCapsMode (Android.Text.CapitalizationMode reqModes);
[<Android.Runtime.Register("getCursorCapsMode", "(I)I", "GetGetCursorCapsMode_IHandler")>]
abstract member GetCursorCapsMode : Android.Text.CapitalizationMode -> Android.Text.CapitalizationMode
override this.GetCursorCapsMode : Android.Text.CapitalizationMode -> Android.Text.CapitalizationMode

Parameters

reqModes
CapitalizationMode

The desired modes to retrieve, as defined by M:Android.Text.TextUtils.GetCapsMode(Java.Lang.ICharSequence,System.Int32,System.Int32). These constants are defined so that you can simply pass the current InputType value directly in to here.

Returns

Implements

Attributes

Remarks

The default implementation uses TextUtils.getCapsMode to get the cursor caps mode for the current selection position in the editable text, unless in fallback mode in which case 0 is always returned.

Java documentation for android.view.inputmethod.BaseInputConnection.getCursorCapsMode(int).

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Applies to