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- From: ronny@ifi.uio.no (Ronny Andre Nilsen)
- Subject: FieldEditor and events.
- Message-ID: <RONNY.93Jan22162044@drott.ifi.uio.no>
- Sender: ronny@ifi.uio.no (Ronny Andre Nilsen)
- Organization: Dpt. of Informatics, University of Oslo, Norway
- Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 15:20:43 GMT
- Lines: 26
- Originator: ronny@drott.ifi.uio.no
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- Hi, I have an application that uses 3 FieldEditors's in the same
- window. By doing somthing like this (my class is a subclass of
- InputHandler ):
-
- remove_all_input_handlers();
- append_input_handler(fedit1);
- append_input_handler(fedit2);
- append_input_handler(fedit3);
-
- it looks like everything is ok. The tab key moves the cursor between
- the fields, and mouse clicking also moves the cursor. The problem is
- that I can only write to the field that have the mouse cursor above
- it. What can I do to make all keyboard events go to the field editor
- that have the cursor, regardless of where the mouse cursor is in the
- window??
-
- I would appreciate it if anybody could shed som light on this or give
- me a pointer to an example that does this.
-
- Ronny
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