Keyboard.GetNearestKeys(Int32, Int32) Method
Definition
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Returns the indices of the keys that are closest to the given point.
[Android.Runtime.Register("getNearestKeys", "(II)[I", "GetGetNearestKeys_IIHandler")]
public virtual int[]? GetNearestKeys (int x, int y);[<Android.Runtime.Register("getNearestKeys", "(II)[I", "GetGetNearestKeys_IIHandler")>]
abstract member GetNearestKeys : int * int -> int[]
override this.GetNearestKeys : int * int -> int[]Parameters
- x
- Int32
the x-coordinate of the point
- y
- Int32
the y-coordinate of the point
Returns
the array of integer indices for the nearest keys to the given point. If the given point is out of range, then an array of size zero is returned.
- Attributes
Remarks
Returns the indices of the keys that are closest to the given point.
Java documentation for android.inputmethodservice.Keyboard.getNearestKeys(int, int).
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