Hello,
I’m trying to implement the keyboardNumberInput but i keep geting null pointer exceptions.
I have tryied to rewrite by trying to give it a value and some other stuff but nothing works for me.
Does anyone know what I’m doing wrong?
Here is the Images of my code and where i have used the KeyboardNumberInput.
Thanks in advance.
From your screenshots it appreas you have not initialised your keyboard
variable. You have told java that there is a variable of type KeyboardNumberInput<Double>
called keyboard
but that variable is currently empty, it needs to given a value before it can be used, else java will throw a NullPointerException when it tries to perform actions with it (i.e. when you call keyboard.show()
. It knows that objects of the type KeyboardNumberInput<Double>
have a mathod called show()
but it can’t call it because the variable keyboard
has not yet been initialised. That is sort of a long explanation, for more information, read up about nullpointerexeptions here
While most native java objects can be defined by the coder, for example:
JLabel myLabel = new JLabel("some text");
In this particular instance, the keyboard in question is of a type defined by the URCap API, and so you need to fetch an instance of a keyboard from there. You can do this by using the ProgramAPIProvider
that you can pass to the constructor of your contribution class from the service class. Using the ProgramAPIProvider
, perform the following:
keyboard = apiProvider.getUserInterfaceAPI().getUserInteraction().getKeyboardInputFactory().createDoubleKeypadInput();
If you are making keyboards, then I would suggest fetching an instance of the KeyboardInputFactory
and just calling the relative create keybaord metod when required.
Hope this helps.
Sam
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