The TI-Nspire™ software features two keyboards — ABC and Function keyboard. The user can switch between both keyboards. The default keyboard for the scripting environment is the ABC keyboard.
There are different keyboard modes
that might be supported on each touch platform — docked, undocked, and split
keyboard. In any mode, no resize event will be sent to the script. If the
keyboard is docked, the TI-Nspire™ platform will allow the user to pan the
screen allowing access to content behind the keyboard - see setScrollHeight() for controlling scrolling by the script
while a docked keyboard is onscreen. The new on.keyboardUp()
event handler supports the script with the overlapping height of the
on-screen keyboard.
Touch platforms usually support undocked and split
on-screen keyboards to be panned; therefore, panning of the script is not
needed.