Auto-closing modal overlay is similar to modal overlay, except that when the overlay is an Activity in a
Parallel Activity Host, the Parallel Activity Host deactivates that Activity when input originates from outside
the boundaries of that Activity.
Auto-closing modeless overlay is similar to modeless overlay, except that when the overlay is an
Activity in a Parallel Activity Host, the Parallel Activity Host deactivates that Activity when input
originates from outside the boundaries of that Activity.
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.
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.
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.
Modal overlay blocks the key and touch input that originates from outside its boundaries and keeps the
focus navigation within the overlay boundaries, just like a focus fence. Every Kanzi application has at least
one modal overlay: the Screen node.
Modeless overlay propagates the key and touch input that originates from outside its boundaries, but
keeps the focus navigation within the focus scope boundaries, just like a modal overlay.
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.