Include Android IME in Window Inset calculation#14883
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Include Android IME in Window Inset calculation#14883tophyr wants to merge 1 commit intolibsdl-org:mainfrom
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Android's IME (software keyboard) reports its covered region of the screen via the Window Insets functionality. When it is open, it is displayed over the application - so there needs to be a way for the application to determine what area is uncovered. The window insets (and SDL_GetWindowSafeArea) mechanism seems to be the best avenue for this.
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Android's IME (software keyboard) reports its covered region of the screen via the Window Insets functionality. When it is open, it is displayed over the application - so there needs to be a way for the application to determine what area is uncovered. The window insets (and
SDL_GetWindowSafeArea) mechanism seems to be the best avenue for this.