Windows.UI.ViewManagement.Core Windows.UI.ViewManagement.Core Windows.UI.ViewManagement.Core Windows.UI.ViewManagement.Core Namespace

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Provides support for handling and managing CoreInputView objects associated with the active Universal Windows Platform (UWP) application.

Classes

CoreInputView CoreInputView CoreInputView CoreInputView

[Contains prerelease APIs.]
Enables an app to receive notifications when a docked, undocked, moveable, or transitory input pane (and associated UI) is moved, displayed, or hidden, and to determine which portion of the app's window is obscured by the pane.

With this info, your app can adjust and reflow it's UI to account for any occlusion.

The CoreInputView APIs support the following types of input panes.

  • Docked Soft Input Panel (SIP) like the Touch keyboard and handwriting panel – typically, your app UI reflows
  • Floating toolbar or SIP – typically, your app UI does not reflow
  • Overlay panels such as IME candidate windows – typically, your app UI does not reflow for the edit control, but does reflow for the text/search suggestions
CoreInputViewOcclusion CoreInputViewOcclusion CoreInputViewOcclusion CoreInputViewOcclusion

[Contains prerelease APIs.]
Represents a single CoreInputView pane currently occluding the app.
CoreInputViewOcclusionsChangedEventArgs CoreInputViewOcclusionsChangedEventArgs CoreInputViewOcclusionsChangedEventArgs CoreInputViewOcclusionsChangedEventArgs

[Contains prerelease APIs.]
Contains event data for the OcclusionsChanged event.

Enums

CoreInputViewOcclusionKind CoreInputViewOcclusionKind CoreInputViewOcclusionKind CoreInputViewOcclusionKind

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Specifies the types of input panes supported by the CoreInputViewOcclusion object.