Hello and thank for a reply. Do I understand correctly that a form is a
special case?
What about TEdit or TButton for example? I am encapsulating a TControl
instance and am asking for properties needed for UI Automation,
occasionally asking if the encapsulated control is a TWinControl instance.
I tested the simplest LCL program, just an empty form, and it really
caused me headache. I just forcefully set the HasKeyboardFocus property
to true for testing and the form was reported correctly.
Dňa 04.03.2018 o 20:44 Vojtěch Čihák via Lazarus napísal(a):
Hi,
I just tested. Active Form always returns Focused False. Use property
Active instead.
Result := (FControl is TCustomForm) and TCustomForm(FControl).Active;
V.
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> Datum: 04.03.2018 17:58
> Předmět: [Lazarus] An expression is returning false, why?
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Hello,
Sorry for possibly stupid subject and maybe off-topic question. In my
UIA code, I am testing if a control has focus. So I have a FControl:
TControl declared in my class.
Now say FControl contains a TForm1 instance, simply we have very simple
program with just an empty window. Then an expression:
Result := FControl is TWinControl and TWinControl(FControl).Focused;
returns false. I am sure the form has focus..., because
ShowMessage(BoolToStr(Focused)) returns -1, which represents true...
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