Hmm, not sure. Try
http://manual.qooxdoo.org/1.2.x/pages/gui_toolkit/ui_interaction.html
and otherwise grep through the framework source.
You can also define your own events and fire and catch those, btw.
Cheers,
Fritz
On Fri, 13 Aug 2010, nexar wrote:
>
> Hi Fritz
>
> Thanks that is exactly the kind of thing that I want to do. However where
> in the documentation do I find what are the different types availabe to the
> addListener method? I looked up the addListener method within the Table API
> but that did not list all the different types. I then looked at the
> addListener method for the core.Object but that doesn't show the different
> types either. I clearly am not understanding how to interpret the
> documentation. If you could point me in the right direction for that, then
> it would be helpful for this and other things as well.
>
> Thanks
>
> Purvez
>
>
>
> Fritz Zaucker-2 wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> you can add an event handler on "keypress". Something like the following:
>>>
>>> yourTable.addListener("keypress",
>>> function(e) {
>>> var key = e.getKeyIdentifier();
>>> var row= propertyEditor.getFocusedRow();
>>> var col= propertyEditor.getFocusedColumn();
>>> this.debug('key='+key+', row='+row+', col='+col);
>>> },
>>> this);
>>>
>>> and check for key and do whatever you want to do ... you might need the
> two
>>> methods cancelEditing(), stopEditing() as well.
>>>
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Fritz
>>
>> On Thu, 12 Aug 2010, nexar wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> I'm a complete newbie to qooxdoo (qx) and got interested because I needed
>>> a
>>> half decent table widget for my app. What I've seen at qx exceeds my
>>> expectations and thanks in advance for that.
>>>
>>> However I've been trying out your various table demos and the thing that
>>> is
>>> worrying me is that once I enter edit mode on a cell in the table I can't
>>> move to the next cell in the row using tab. If I use 'Enter' I move to
>>> the
>>> same cell in the next row, which is not how you would intuitively move
>>> within a table. i.e. traverse a row and then move to the next row at the
>>> end of the row. Also 'Shift Tab' doesn't take me back. Given that the
>>> table looks very much like a FAT Client table my users are going to
>>> intuitively want to use the above key strokes.
>>>
>>> Please can anyone tell me whether the behaviour in the demos can be
>>> overridden to allow the behaviour outlined above? I would be happy to
>>> write
>>> extra code to get the behaviour I want. However looking through the
>>> various
>>> example 'js' or the API docs does not show if I can do that. Any
>>> guidance
>>> would be greatly appreciated.
>>>
>>> I need to make a decision on whether to use qx for my app or not and this
>>> is
>>> currently a stumbling block.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>> Purvez
>>>
>>
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