Thank you for a response.
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(BI noticed about a strange message pass of a background.
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(BThe message which occurred on a card is passed to BG:
(B card --> background group --> stack
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(BThis varies that a message occurred on a control:
(B control --> background group --> card --> stack
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(BGenerally, not become a problem, but had better be careful.
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(BDar Scott wrote 02.12.19 09:27 AM$B!'(B
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(B>On Thursday, December 19, 2002, at 06:25 AM, UDI wrote:
(B>
(B>> Groups and the Message Path:
(B>> Since a group owns any controls that are part of the group, the group
(B>> isin the message path for those controls.
(B>> Groups that are placed on a card are also placed in the message path
(B>> of card controls on that card....
(B>
(B>Suppose there are a couple nested groups with controls, a background
(B>with some controls and some controls not in any group on a card.
(B>
(B>The path for controls in the nested groups looks like this:
(B>
(B> ... control --> inner group --> outer group --> card --> stack ...
(B>
(B>The path for controls in the background group looks like this:
(B>
(B> ... control --> background group --> card --> stack ...
(B>
(B>But, the path for controls _not_ in any group looks like this:
(B>
(B> ... control --> card --> background group --> stack ...
(B>
(B>Note that the background group is in the path after the card for
(B>controls not in any group.
(B>
(B>(Now, I would have hoped that this would have applied to the first
(B>controls, above, too. Unfortunately, this means my field grouped with
(B>up-down buttons does not behave the same as my field. I can't think of
(B>a grouped control as a control.)
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(B>Dar Scott
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