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hi Antonio, if you use a dialog instead of a window, the cursor will go automatically to the first focusable control have change WINDOW to DIALOG and oWnd to oDlg but Result look total different :shock: https://i.postimg.cc/BnrXQRtt/DIALOG-Not-Same.png what ...

Dear Jimmy,

if you use a dialog instead of a window, the cursor will go automatically to the first focusable control

Roman, Are you sure you have all the focusable controls numbered lower than the says? Perhaps all you need to do is renumber the sequence of the controls. No, SAY-s and GET-s are mixed. This was not a problem in FWH 6.2. But thanks for an idea ...

James Bott wrote:Roman,
Are you sure you have all the focusable controls numbered lower than the says? Perhaps all you need to do is renumber the sequence of the controls.

No, SAY-s and GET-s are mixed. This was not a problem in FWH 6.2. But thanks for an idea ...

Roman

Roman,

Are you sure you have all the focusable controls numbered lower than the says? Perhaps all you need to do is renumber the sequence of the controls.

Regards,
James

... next GET or BUTTON control, but now it jumps to the next SAY control so I loose focus. Is there another method to use that jumps to the next "focusable" control (ignoring text controls, for example)? Thanks, Roman

Hi Antonio After some more reading on the subject of tab order, I think we have to call the Following function: gtk_container_set_focus_chain () void gtk_container_set_focus_chain (GtkContainer *container, GList *focusable_widgets); Sets a focus chain, overriding the one computed aut...

A bit more: # procedure Set_Focus_Chain (Container : access Gtk_Container_Record; Focusable_Widgets : Gtk.Widget.Widget_List.Glist); Set the chain of widgets that can take the focus for a given Container. The list should be freed by the user. This list indicates in which order the widgets will get t...

... toolkits, GTK+ allows moving the focus widget with the keyboard. Tab and Shift-Tab are used to move the focus forward and backwards through all focusable widgets. However, GTK+ also allows focus navigation using the arrow keys. The arrow keys move the focus around the window directionally, instead ...