public void TextInputTraits()
{
// UITextInputTraits members are not required but we marked them abstract
// that's even more confusing since they all fails for respondToSelector tests but works in real life
using (UITextView tv = new UITextView()) {
// this is just to show we can get and set those values (even if respondToSelector returns NO)
#if NET
tv.SetAutocapitalizationType(tv.GetAutocapitalizationType());
tv.SetAutocorrectionType(tv.GetAutocorrectionType());
tv.SetEnablesReturnKeyAutomatically(tv.GetEnablesReturnKeyAutomatically());
tv.SetKeyboardAppearance(tv.GetKeyboardAppearance());
tv.SetKeyboardType(tv.GetKeyboardType());
tv.SetReturnKeyType(tv.GetReturnKeyType());
tv.SetSecureTextEntry(tv.GetSecureTextEntry());
tv.SetSpellCheckingType(tv.GetSpellCheckingType());
#else
tv.AutocapitalizationType = tv.AutocapitalizationType;
tv.AutocorrectionType = tv.AutocorrectionType;
tv.EnablesReturnKeyAutomatically = tv.EnablesReturnKeyAutomatically;
tv.KeyboardAppearance = tv.KeyboardAppearance;
tv.KeyboardType = tv.KeyboardType;
tv.ReturnKeyType = tv.ReturnKeyType;
tv.SecureTextEntry = tv.SecureTextEntry;
tv.SpellCheckingType = tv.SpellCheckingType;
#endif
}
}
