in kivy it is solved this way:

from kivy.core.window import Window Window.softinput_mode = ‘below_target’ ``

So my original problem was that splitting an input separated by tabs using split(‘\t’) did not split the string up. However, as mikael pointed it out, using split() - leaving it empty - works! Thank you for the answers!

Oh my god! You're the MAN!

I did not know that scene module would handle that, I'm gonna read more about that module and all its capabilities!

A huge thanks Mickael, I am now following you in case I ever need some help!

Take care!

Good point about this only getting called when keyboard is first shown. Ideally, you would attach textfield did_begin_editing delegates that scroll the textfield to the top of the scroll view. Even if you don't own those, you could basically store the original delegate within your custom delegate, and then call the original delegate methods after you scroll into place.

@procryon , if you look at one of my code examples in this thread you see the delegate being used as @JonB pointed out.
You can see the TextFields Delegate Documentation here

Did you ever figure anything out?

@PythonKing, but regardless, please consider to start your Python something like

# coding: utf-8 def main(): print 'i am in the main function' #look this up on the net to see why you do this way if __name__ == '__main__': main()