mChipsInput.getFilterableList().clear(), and called mChipsInput.invalidate() afterwards
The view logic is just so poorly designed, none of these seem to work. I've been digging into the source code and see that fadeOut() is to hide it from within the library. Why doesn't it work when used as an api?
Open the soft-keyboard automatically when the mChipsInput is clicked.
I've tried the following:
mChipsInput.requestFocus();
mChipsInput.getEditText().requestFocus();
openKeyboard(mChipsInput.getEditText()); // this uses the InputManager to open the keyboard on this view.
mChipsInput.getEditText().performClick();
For the most part of it, this library is great. However, I've been pulling my hair over simple issues.
mChipsInput.setFilterableList(new ArrayList<ChipInterface>());
mChipsInput.getEditText().getFilterableListView().fadeOut();
mChipsInput.getEditText().getFilterableListView().fadeOut();
mChipsInput.getFilterableList().clear()
, and calledmChipsInput.invalidate()
afterwardsThe view logic is just so poorly designed, none of these seem to work. I've been digging into the source code and see that
fadeOut()
is to hide it from within the library. Why doesn't it work when used as an api?Open the soft-keyboard automatically when the
mChipsInput
is clicked. I've tried the following:Again, none of these work!