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> I've got a problem with the order of events in a textbox. The order of
> events seems to occur like this when I press esc:
>
> tb1.leave
> tb1.validate
> tb1.lostfocus
> tb2.gotfocus
> tb1.keyup
>
> tb1 and tb2 being textboxes.
>
> something like that. Why is my keyup event not processed first? I need
> to get that first to handle stuff like Escape and Return so I can
> check/undo/cancel stuff. Is there a setting I missed?
>
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> Rinze van Huizen
> C-Services Holland b.v

"C-Services Holland b.v." <c**@REMOVEcsh4u.nl> schreef in bericht
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> I do not fire any events by myself. Apparently if you press enter in a
> textbox it will automatically set focus to the next control and it does
> this before the keydown/press/up event is fired. I am working on a
> special datacolumn to suit our needs and insert a modified sle when the
> user wants to edit something in the grid. When they press enter or esc
> the focus is removed, switched to the next textbox (not my own but the
> datagrid's textbox) and then that box fires it's gotfocus event and only
> then the keyup event seems to register. I expected the keypress events
> to occur first but apparently they get moved to the back of the row.
>
> Currently I've solved my little problem by implementing it a different
> way, but the order of events is still a mystery to me. Maybe it's
> something to do with the datagrid, I'll see if I can whip up an example
> and hope I can get it here because this computer is disconnected from
> our internal network.
>
> Peter Proost wrote:
> > Hi do you use the keydown of tb1 to check if esc is pressed and then set
the
> > focus to tb2? Because then I'm surprised that tb1 would fire his keyup
> > event. But I'm not completly sure what you want by reading your
explanation.
> >
>
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> Rinze van Huizen
> C-Services Holland b.v