FROM : John Stiles
DATE : Tue Aug 01 00:03:03 2006
On Jul 31, 2006, at 2:45 PM, Wagner Truppel wrote:
> John,
>
> I tried your sample and I reproduced the first part of your claim,
> but not the second, namely, that clicking on the field and then
> switching tabs by means of the tab bar makes the field lose its
> halo. The halo never went away when I tried it, no matter what.
>
> It seems to me that the behavior you described is normal and
> correct. After all, once the field has gained focus, it remembers
> that it has the focus. Switching to another tab should not make the
> field lose its focus since the field isn't accessible anyway until
> the user returns to that tab, in which case the state of the
> application is as it was when the user last left that tab view.
>
> Or perhaps I misunderstood your problem and am missing something. :)
The problem is that the text field can have a halo but not actually
have focus.
Please use the buttons to switch between tabs, not the tab bar. In
the real code, it's a "tabless" tab view; the user can only navigate
with buttons, not with the tab bar. Maybe I should have hidden the
tabs in the sample, too, but I wanted to make it apparent that I was
using an NSTabView.
DATE : Tue Aug 01 00:03:03 2006
On Jul 31, 2006, at 2:45 PM, Wagner Truppel wrote:
> John,
>
> I tried your sample and I reproduced the first part of your claim,
> but not the second, namely, that clicking on the field and then
> switching tabs by means of the tab bar makes the field lose its
> halo. The halo never went away when I tried it, no matter what.
>
> It seems to me that the behavior you described is normal and
> correct. After all, once the field has gained focus, it remembers
> that it has the focus. Switching to another tab should not make the
> field lose its focus since the field isn't accessible anyway until
> the user returns to that tab, in which case the state of the
> application is as it was when the user last left that tab view.
>
> Or perhaps I misunderstood your problem and am missing something. :)
The problem is that the text field can have a halo but not actually
have focus.
Please use the buttons to switch between tabs, not the tab bar. In
the real code, it's a "tabless" tab view; the user can only navigate
with buttons, not with the tab bar. Maybe I should have hidden the
tabs in the sample, too, but I wanted to make it apparent that I was
using an NSTabView.
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