BaseInputConnection.GetCursorCapsMode(CapitalizationMode) Method
Definition
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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.CapitalizationModeParameters
- 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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