Jane wrote: > what widget will generally get focus in the case the active > widget is being deactivated? in my case its the first > widget in my fluid list. coincidence?
Short answer: yes ;-) Long answer: It depends, and this is really complicated. *IF* I read the code correctly (and I'm not sure at all), then the focus goes to the first widget (see below!) in the window that returns 1 on an FL_FOCUS event (when you deactivate the Fl::focus() widget, the Fl::focus() is first set to NULL (see fl_throw_focus()) and then fl_fix_focus() is called to find a focus widget). Then all widgets in the window are tried, if they want to receive the focus by sending them FL_FOCUS. This starts with the last widget in the window, but if this is a Fl_Group, it goes down recursively, ..., then the previous widget/group in the window, until it reaches the first widget or group. If no widget returns 1, then the window itself gets the focus. Or similar ... Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
