Sorry, Kenny, but Alex' snippet in the current online Playground works
perfectly for me (FF3.0.6 on win32), following exactly your steps.
Thomas
>
>
> Alexander Back wrote:
>> Hi Kenny,
>>
>> On Friday 06 March 2009 Kenneth Tilton wrote:
>>> Create a textfield and a listbox.
>>>
>>> Put a keypress listener on the textfield.
>>>
>>> Type in the textfield and see listener console writes OK.
>>>
>>> Click on an item in the listbox.
>>>
>>> Click-drag (one action) to select the full contents of the textfield.
>>>
>>> Start typing: the typing works in that the textfield clears the prior
>>> value and echos the value being typed, but the keypress listener does
>>> not fire.
>>>
>>> Now just plain click in the text field. Listener starts firing.
>>>
>>> Note that the textfield does change its highlighting to indicate it has
>>> focus and typing does work, and the listeners are still there but
>>> (apparently) not swapped into some necessary state if a click on a
>>> field
>>> is a click-drag.
>> I've just tried to reproduce your issue, but in my little demo it
>> worked.
>
> Oh, good, that /does/ manifest the bug, at least for me just now. I
> failed to super-emphasize the key triggering behavior, and I should have
> because it is both necessary and quite narrow. I will give the full
> sequence again (and you can do this repeatedly getting listeners to fire
> then not then fire then not):
>
> 1. type anything in the text field. with the js console open see the
> listener firing
>
> 2. click in the list box to select an item
>
> 3. mousedown in the text field to the right of what you typed and
> without releasing the mouse drag-select the whole string. Now mouseup
> and start typing new text and the Listener does not fire.
>
> 4. plain click (mouse down and up) in the textfield and the listener
> starts firing again as we type
>
> This is fun because you can right-to-left drag /part/ of the string and
> it works and you can /left-right/ drag-select the whole string and it
> works, only right-left complete drag-select is breaking the listeners.
>
> hth, kt
>
> ps. thx for setting up the reproducible--I will tend to that in the
> future.
>
>
>
>
>
>>
>> --snip--
>> var textfield = new qx.ui.form.TextField;
>> textfield.addListener("keypress", function(e){
>> console.debug(e.getKeyIdentifier());
>> });
>>
>> this.getRoot().add(textfield, { left: 50, top: 50 });
>>
>> var list = new qx.ui.form.List;
>>
>> var listitem;
>> for (var i=0; i<10; i++)
>> {
>> listitem = new qx.ui.form.ListItem("Item " + i);
>> list.add(listitem);
>> }
>> this.getRoot().add(list, { left: 50, top: 200 });
>> --snip--
>>
>> You can copy&paste this little demo to the playground application and
>> try to
>> reproduce the issue for yourself.
>>
>> Is my little demo code comparable to your code or did I miss something
>> important?
>>
>> I've tested this code with the current 0.8.2 release.
>>
>> cheers,
>> Alex
>>
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