FocusState Enum Reference

Specifies the focus states of a node. More...

Inheritance diagram for FocusState:

Public Member Functions
	FocusState (int mValue)
	FocusState (FocusState enum_)
int	getValue ()
	Returns the integer value of the enumeration constant. More...
final int	swigValue ()

Static Public Member Functions
static FocusState	swigToEnum (int swigValue)
static FocusState	toEnum (int value)
	Converts an integer value to the matching enumeration constant. More...

Public Attributes
	KeyboardFocus =(2)
	The node is the keyboard focus node of the application. More...
	KeyFocus =(2)
	The node is the key focus node of the application. More...
	LogicalFocus =(1)
	The node is the logical focus node. More...
	NoFocus =(0)
	Not focused. More...

Detailed Description

Specifies the focus states of a node.

Since

Kanzi 3.9.2

Member Function Documentation

int getValue

(

)

Returns the integer value of the enumeration constant.

Returns

Integer value.

Implements Enum.

static FocusState toEnum ( int  value )

static

Converts an integer value to the matching enumeration constant.

Parameters

value

Integer value to convert to enumeration constant.

Returns

Enumeration constant matching the integer value.

Member Data Documentation

KeyboardFocus =(2)

The node is the keyboard focus node of the application.

Kanzi delivers keyboard input to the keyboard focus node.
For a focus scope node this value means that one of the nodes in that scope is the
keyboard focus node of the application.
Deprecated In Kanzi 3.9.6. Use FocusState::KeyFocus instead.

KeyFocus =(2)

The node is the key focus node of the application.

Kanzi delivers key input to the key focus node.
For a focus scope node this value means that one of the nodes in that scope is the
key focus node of the application.

Since

Kanzi 3.9.6.

LogicalFocus =(1)

The node is the logical focus node.

The node had the key focus before the overlay, to which the node belongs, lost the focus.
When the overlay regains the focus, the logical focus node of that overlay becomes the key focus node.
For a focus scope node this value means that one of the nodes in
that scope is the logical focus node of an overlay.

NoFocus =(0)

Not focused.

This is the default value.
For a focus scope node this value means that none of the nodes in that scope is
the focus node of the overlay to which the scope belongs.