Actually support for this exists but is not used. You can do
morph.enableFocus(tabIndex);
This will assign the tabIndex value to morph.renderContext().morphNode, see $world.browseCode('lively.morphic.Morph', 'setFocusableHTML', 'lively.morphic.HTML');
To use it e.g. for lively.morphic.PasswordInput or other inputs you will have to overwrite #setFocusableHTML. For the PasswordInput you will have to assign the index to the shapeNode since this is the actual input node.
On Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 5:43 PM, Conrad Calmez wrote:
Hello Christopher,
actually there is no tab index functionality in Lively. But if you need such functionality for your form GUI it should not be hard to implement. I guess overwriting "onKeyDown" by calling "$super(evt)" inside of it and process the pressed key when it is a TAB.
Cheers
Conrad
On Thursday, May 17, 2012 at 4:00 AM, Manciero, Christopher wrote:
Does the notion of tab index exists in Lively Kernel? I have a form with 2 text boxes and when I press the tab key I would like to navigate to the next text box.
Thanks,
Christopher Manciero
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