skar wrote:
>
> If I could somehow inherit from the table class, and have the "enter"
> keypress event to myself, then I can bubble it to the parent class
> when starting editing, while stopping it from bubbling when it's
> already editing. Is that possible?
I setup a listener like this:
>>
>> table.addListener("keypress", function(e) {
>> if (e.getKeyIdentifier() == "Space") {
>> this.debug("Space key pressed in table row:");
>> } else if (e.getKeyIdentifier() == "Enter"){
>> this.debug("Enter pressed in table ...");
>> e.stopPropagation();
>> }
>> }, this,true);
>
Now, the first Enter isn't received at all, and the celleditor is
opened. And when I press enter again, the listener is called this time
and since I call stopPropagation, it doesn't reach the table, so the
celleditor is still open, which is what I want.
However, my doubt is, why doesn't the first enter get caught by this
listener?
cheers,
skar.
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