Apologies - all my fault!
The fields had a fixed length which I had filled with spaces, in this case
input is not possible.
Sorry for the noise - hopefully this may help someone in the future.
Adrian
2009/6/18 Adrian Sutherland <[email protected]>
> Just an update - the very simple example of writing WLineEdits to the
> application root() container works perfectly. So I will try and reproduce my
> possible bug as simply as possible by layering on my rubbish complexity from
> my app - perhaps being in WContainerWidgets doesn't help. Anyway I'll report
> back when (or if) I get a non-working example!
>
> Sorry for the noise!
>
> Adrian
>
> 2009/6/18 Adrian Sutherland <[email protected]>
>
> Hello everyone
>>
>> I think that the setfocus() member on WLineEdit does not seem to work.
>> I will create and post a simple example tonight but I wondered if
>> anyone else has had problems?
>>
>> Possibly related is the fact that when I do a single click on a field
>> I get a text cursor but it does not accept typed input (this seems a
>> bit similar to the way it works when it is set readonly - so I was
>> wondering if this change introduced this issue?). I need to do a
>> double click (which selects the whole field of course).
>>
>> Anyway I will post an example as I say - unless anyone else verifies
>> the issue before that :-)
>>
>> Many thanks for every ones help!
>>
>> Adrian
>>
>
>
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