Hi Frederik, thanks for the reply!
I've created a bug report here: https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-35051 It includes some example code to play with. It got assigned to Alan Alpert, so maybe you could change that if necessary. I know it's tricky once all items are disabled. In the bug report I've suggested this: Plan A: move focus to the next child item with activeFocusOnTab and enabled set to true Plan B: if no such items were found, try moving active focus to the next item in the "tab chain". Best regards, Ola 2014/1/22 Frederik Gladhorn <frederik.gladh...@digia.com> > Onsdag 22. januar 2014 13.46.03 skrev Ola Røer Thorsen: > > I've got a custom menu item (ColumnLayout-based), where the items inside > > are some custom button items. Each item is set up with KeyNavigation so > > that active focus is moved up and down using the cursor keys. > > > > If a button item's "enabled" property is set to false while having active > > focus, it's not possible to move active focus with the keys anymore. The > > item will not have active focus, and will not receive key events. The > focus > > scope will not pass active focus to any other item either, so you are > > basically stuck. Using mouse or touch input is not always an option. > > > > How is this supposed to work? The way this works now, custom javascript > > focus handler code has to be added tailor made for a certain menu, > everyone > > will have to invent their own. > > > > I would have hoped the focus scope could move active focus to the next > item > > in the focus chain, if the active item is disabled. > > I agree that the current behavior is not very sensible. I'm not sure what > the > desired behavior is though, if you have any good suggestions, it is > certainly > something that could be fixed. > > I wouldn't mind a bug report. > > What if all items in the scope become disabled? Should the focus be moved > left > or down? Or should there be an exception: when enabled==false all Keys > events > are ignored but the arrow keys? None of these seems very satisfying. > > -- > Best regards, > Frederik Gladhorn > Senior Software Engineer - Digia, Qt > Visit us on: http://qt.digia.com > >
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