[Gambas-user] Heirarch of controls vs Tab order/z order...

[Stephen Bungay]

On 08/07/2012 10:34 PM, Adam Ant wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 11:30 AM, Stephen Bungay<sbungay at ...981...>  wrote:
>>     So nothing on this then? It just is what it is?
>>
>> On 08/04/2012 12:58 PM, Stephen Bungay wrote:
>>> Fedora 13
>>> Gambas 3.2.90
>>> Gnome 2
>>>
>>>      Four input boxes are arranged on a tab, lets call them TextBox1,
>>> TextBox2, TextBox3 and TextBox4, and this this is the order in which
>>> they appear in the hierarchy. On the form they are arranged in two
>>> columns, the first column contains TextBox1 and TextBox 2, the second
>>> Column TextBox3 and TextBox4.
>>>
>>>      When the user is entering data I want them to enter everything in the
>>> first column (TextBox1 and TextBox2), then the second Column (TextBox3
>>> and TextBox4), which is the order of the controls in the hierarchy. Alas
>>> this does not transpire.
>>>
>>>      After entering data in TextBox1 the user presses TAB and the focus is
>>> given to TextBox3, Pressing TAB again jumps to TextBox2 and TextBox4 is
>>> the last one. Does the Hierarchy not also enforce the tab order/z order
>>> of the controls?
>>>
>>> Kindest regards
>>> Steve.
>
> ??? Works for me.  See attached.
>
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Hmmmm (scratching head)... Selecting the first textbox on the form then 
pressing tab results in the textbox being deselected but nothing else 
selected... it is not moving through the text boxes at all! Two things 
equal to the same thing must be equal to each other, and since the 
project I am testing is the one you attached, the only things that can 
be different are gambas itself or the underlying GTK. I will try this on 
some virtual environments with other (newer) distros and see what comes 
of it. Will post the results back here.