I had issue that every time when I enter a view controller - which is the "MessageListViewController" in the following screen-shot, the keyboard will be automatically popped out.
The thing is I used a UITextView in this MessageListViewController for text input, and when I pop this view controller from navigationController stack, if I leave the keyboard open, then the next time when it was pushed again, this keyboard will be popped out automatically.
If I make the text view resignFirstResponder before I popped out this view controller, then the next time enter it will be fine. However resignFirstResponder manually will make the keyboard dismissing with an ugly animation (manually dismiss keyboard it will make the keyboard always go downing the screen vertically, however the view controller popping transaction is horizontal, so it will look very wired)
I tried to build a simple sample to test the keyboard dismiss behavior - there are two view controllers, one is the rootViewController of the navigationController, and it will push another into the viewController stack, so the pushed view controller contains a UITextView, if I highlight the text view of the pushed one, then go back to the root view controller, the animation works just fine, also the keyboard won't be automatically popped out. So I just don't know why in my project, this keyboard always shows up unexpectedly if I just left the page without manually dismiss the keyboard.
BTW, the following call stack happened between viewWillAppear and viewDidAppear. It looks like triggered by iOS to restore the last state of the UITextView.
- (UIView*)findFirstResponder {
if (self.isFirstResponder) {
return self;
}
for (UIView* subview in self.subviews) {
UIView* ret = [subview findFirstResponder];
if (ret) {
return ret;
}
}
return nil;
}
NSLog(@"%@", [[[UIApplication sharedApplication] keyWindow] findFirstResponder]);
I also tried to track with the key window's first responder when this call stack triggered by keyboard will show notification, and the out put is just "nil".