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Changing the focus by the mouse: 1 call: Node is nil 2 call: Node is not nil (new focus)
Changing the focus by the keyboard: 1 call: Node is not nil (old focus) 2 call: Node is not nil (new focus)
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The code that handles the left mouse button calls ClearSelection() if no multiselect should take place.
ClearSelection()
The code that handles the cursor keys calls RemoveFromSelection(FFocusedNode) if no multiselect should take place.
RemoveFromSelection(FFocusedNode)
To make this consistent, we could call ClearSelection()in the keyboard case as well if no multiselection is required.
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It is rigth. How to determine that the focus is removing from the node?
How to determine that the focus is removing from the node?
Have you tried the OnFocusChanging and the OnFocusChanged event?
OnFocusChanging
OnFocusChanged
I have not. Thank you.
Unified the values with that the OnChnage event is called in case of …
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…keyboard induced chnage events compared to mouse events. Fixes issue #808
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…keyboard induced chnage events compared to mouse events. Fixes issue JAM-Software#808
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Changing the focus by the mouse:
1 call: Node is nil
2 call: Node is not nil (new focus)
Changing the focus by the keyboard:
1 call: Node is not nil (old focus)
2 call: Node is not nil (new focus)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: