How to differentiate between dictionary input mode and non-dictionary input mode?

[vijayvc]

Hi all,
This is my first post!! :)

I am writing an application which will be in fullscreen. I use CAknEdwinState class for setting input flags like password, lowercase only, uppercase only, etc. Since I am in fullscreen i want to mark on screen somewhere about current input mode (numeric, dictionary and non-dictionary mode) just like Symbian shows in Cba in a normal app.
But CAknEdwinState::CurrentInputMode() mode returns 0x01 for both dictionary mode and non-dictionary mode. I checked the SDK as well, i see "EAknEditorTextInputMode" flag but i cannot find any flag for dictionay mode. I saw this flag as well "EAknEditorPredictiveInputMode" but this is defined to the above flag.
Am i using wrong class? Please help.

Thanks,
vijay.

[JackSu]

hi,

#include <aknindicatorcontainer.h>   //CAknIndicatorContainer
class MAknEditingStateIndicator
{
public:
        virtual void SetState(TInt aState) = 0;
        virtual CAknIndicatorContainer *IndicatorContainer() = 0;
};

MAknEditingStateIndicator * ei = CAknEnv::Static()->EditingStateIndicator();
CAknIndicatorContainer *ic = ei->IndicatorContainer();
TInt isDictionary = 0;
if(ic->IndicatorState(TUid::Uid(EAknNaviPaneEditorIndicatorT9)))
{
	isDictionary = 1;
}

[vijayvc]

Thanks Jack. I will try that.

[vijayvc]

Thanks Jack!! It works! :)