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JasperP
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 Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 8:05 am Post subject: Prevent a Object (TrackBar) from getting 'Focus'. |
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Example:
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- Form1
- TrackBar with TabStop = false;
- Form2
- TrackBar with TabStop = false;
When you click on them or change the slider it gets a rect. dotted Focus.
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Strangest thing; when I XPManifest the project, the TrackBar on Form1 does
NOT get focus anymore (= what I want), but the TrackBar on Form2 DOES get
focus.
How do I prevent this from happening?
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4N
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| Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 9:26 pm Post subject: Re: Prevent a Object (TrackBar) from getting 'Focus'. |
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you can use "DifferentControl"->SetFocus() to set the focus to a different
control.
If you click on a control is only natural that it gets the focus... maybe
the xp manifest doesn't show it but the focus should actually change in that
case too
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| Quote: | Example:
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- Form1
- TrackBar with TabStop = false;
- Form2
- TrackBar with TabStop = false;
When you click on them or change the slider it gets a rect. dotted Focus.
---------
Strangest thing; when I XPManifest the project, the TrackBar on Form1 does
NOT get focus anymore (= what I want), but the TrackBar on Form2 DOES get
focus.
How do I prevent this from happening?
Jasper
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JasperP
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| Posted: Sat Sep 02, 2006 5:44 pm Post subject: Re: Prevent a Object (TrackBar) from getting 'Focus'. |
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4N wrote:
| Quote: | you can use "DifferentControl"->SetFocus() to set the focus to a different
control.
If you click on a control is only natural that it gets the focus... maybe
the xp manifest doesn't show it but the focus should actually change in
that case too
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Well, that would be a 'workaround' for most Controls, but I would like a
TrackBar that can also be manipulated with the keyboard (up/down) and then
that does not work anymore.
Of course you could get the input via the Control you set focus on via
OnKeyPress...
Nevertheless it would be nice to just get rid of that dotted focus rect.
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4N
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| Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 10:00 pm Post subject: Re: Prevent a Object (TrackBar) from getting 'Focus'. |
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hmm, if you click on a control thats's what happens, unless you draw it
yourself or you can set Form->KeyPreview and catch arrow keys to change the
trackbar from FormKeyUp
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4N wrote:
you can use "DifferentControl"->SetFocus() to set the focus to a
different control.
If you click on a control is only natural that it gets the focus... maybe
the xp manifest doesn't show it but the focus should actually change in
that case too
Well, that would be a 'workaround' for most Controls, but I would like a
TrackBar that can also be manipulated with the keyboard (up/down) and then
that does not work anymore.
Of course you could get the input via the Control you set focus on via
OnKeyPress...
Nevertheless it would be nice to just get rid of that dotted focus rect.
Jasper
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