Problems with the focusedObject

[Eric Chatonet]

Bonsoir Graham,

As you said in a previous email that 'Ha! The 'cut' command kills the  
selectedField', I would have thought that the problem was solved by  
retrieving the selectedField before calling the command.
Just tell us if you need something more :-)
As for the 'Aude', yes, it's a wonderful place with wonderful people:  
send me a picture off-list.
The list is sometimes a bit virtual: putting a face or an environment  
is welcome :-)

Le 20 sept. 08 à 22:41, Graham Samuel a écrit :

> Bonsoir Eric
>
> The TraversalOn of my "Edit" button (the relevant one) is set to  
> false.
>
> I found out by experiment that 'the focusedObject' does work as  
> expected if I have create a simple one-card stack with fields on  
> the card and a button on the same card that examines the fields (I  
> mean it has a script that displays the focusedObject). The  
> focusedObject points to a field as long as the cursor is flashing  
> in it, even when the field is empty and nothing in the field is  
> actually selected: when there is text in the field, the  
> focusedObject also points to it, whether the text is selected or  
> not. I haven not yet looked at the selectedField, but I believe it  
> works in the same way as the focusedObject.
>
> I don't know why my original menu thing doesn't work, but it could  
> be a side-effect of using GLX2 (I haven't tried it outside the  
> development environment). I'll do some more research.
>
> Graham
>
> PS My 'France profonde' is about 20 km West of Carcassonne in the  
> Aude - a village with less than 300 inhabitants. If you like, I can  
> send you a picture (but not of course to this text-only list).

Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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