Re: Newbie question - GTK focus order control
- From: Havoc Pennington <hp redhat com>
- To: "William D. Ezell" <wdezell snowhill com>
- Cc: GTK App devel mailing list <gtk-app-devel-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Newbie question - GTK focus order control
- Date: 25 May 2001 13:47:54 -0400
"William D. Ezell" <wdezell snowhill com> writes:
Ah. That would explain why I've not seen altering it addressed.
So, to implement a design that makes the best of the default behavior what should one
expect that behavior to be? Is order determined by the order in which the widgets are
created in code or by their final positions in the container/window/whatever (e.g.,
something like order = upper-left to bottom-right)?
I hope the answer is the former, because the latter would preclude potentially useful
layouts like multi-columnar arrangments where you'd fill in a bunch of stuff
top-to-bottom on the left side of an arrangement before comitting via button(s) on the
right.
It's based on widget positions within each container. The widgets are
sorted first vertically then horizontally. So the tab focus goes
top row of widgets, next row of widgets, next row of widgets, etc.
This is within a container though, not "global" for a window. So by
playing with extra containers you should be able to affect the focus
to some extent, I think so anyway.
It's fairly lame, but we have fixed it up in the next version, is the
best comfort I can offer. ;-)
Havoc
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