It's not a bug report nor a skin issue. But it might be design related and could be a discussion for a possible feature request.
When the input of the user is needed, currently a full keyboard is displayed.
While this is good in case of textural input, only a part of the the keyboard is needed if the expected value is an integer or single data type. Nevertheless it is possible to type a non-numbering character.
Not sure how much changes are needed, but if it would be possible to tell the on-screen-keyboard the expected data type, it could be the full keyboard, if text is expected or a simplified and slimmed down numpad if only single or double values are expected. If the data type is an integer, even the comma (,) could be disabled or hidden.
When the input of the user is needed, currently a full keyboard is displayed.
While this is good in case of textural input, only a part of the the keyboard is needed if the expected value is an integer or single data type. Nevertheless it is possible to type a non-numbering character.
Not sure how much changes are needed, but if it would be possible to tell the on-screen-keyboard the expected data type, it could be the full keyboard, if text is expected or a simplified and slimmed down numpad if only single or double values are expected. If the data type is an integer, even the comma (,) could be disabled or hidden.