On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 4:23 PM, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> I really regret ever letting these window types get into the original SDK.
> There are a lot of good reasons why they should be removed.
I'm in agreement that these window types are scary things. I won't
shed a tear if SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW
You can't do this. If your window is on top of the IME, then it is not
resized for it -- the window manager starts at the top of the Z-order list
and determines the space needed for each window and uses that to impact the
windows behind it.
There are tricks you can play to cause the IME to go in
My project is to have an over the top button which enables to launch
my activity from anywhere.
For that purpose, I have a service that displays this button in a
specific window.
In the layout params of this window, I have the type
"WindowManager.LayoutParams.TYPE_SYSTEM_ALERT" to be on top.
I also
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