Benoît Minisini a écrit :
..
> Because when a container arrange its contents, it sets the z-order too (this
> is the same thing). So, in the case of the HBox, the focus order will always
> be from left to right.
Yep, that's what I thought, so I solve this PB deleting the HBox and recreating
> Fabien Bodard a écrit :
>
> I also tried that: either on 2.13.1-1 (debian sid) or 2.14.0 (lenny) it is
> NOT working: I have a right order with Arrow-Down (quite normal, as it
> moves in a "column"), but never with Tab; even having deleting the Quit
> button and recreated it in order to be sure i
Fabien Bodard a écrit :
I also tried that: either on 2.13.1-1 (debian sid) or 2.14.0 (lenny) it is NOT
working: I have a right order with Arrow-Down (quite normal, as it moves in a
"column"), but never with Tab; even having deleting the Quit button and
recreated it in order to be sure it is to be
the order of tab depend of the zorder of the control in the
container.. You can use the hierarchy tab on the Rigth of the IDE to
manage the position of the controls in each container.
2009/7/22 Jean-Yves F. Barbier <12u...@gmail.com>:
> Hi,
>
> I've got a small connection form with 2 buttons unde
Hi,
I've got a small connection form with 2 buttons underneath; these buttons are
included in a HBox.
Even if I put the buttons in the same group as TextBoxes (grpInput), give
everybody a tag and handle kdb events through a grpInput_KeyPress() proc, the
left button is _always_ the one whose gettin
