Interface Focusable
Description
In BBj 6.00 and higher, a BBjControl implements the Focusable interface if the user can focus the control via either the mouse or keyboard.
Note:
A focused control is the control to which keyboard interaction is directed. Typically, the focused control is indicated visually, often via a dotted grey border. A control which is not focusable, therefore, cannot be manipulated via the keyboard. It is still possible to interact with a non-focusable control via the mouse. To disable all interaction, including the mouse, see setEnabled() and setEditable().
Implementing Classes
BBjBarChart, BBjButton, BBjCEdit, BBjChart, BBjCheckBox, BBjColorChooser, BBjCommonChart, BBjDataAwareGrid, BBjDataBoundGrid, BBjEditBox, BBjEditBoxSpinner, BBjFileChooser, BBjFontChooser, BBjGenericChart, BBjGrid, BBjHtmlView, BBjInputD, BBjInputDSpinner, BBjInputE, BBjInputESpinner, BBjInputN, BBjInputNSpinner, BBjInputT, BBjInputTSpinner, BBjLineChart, BBjListBox, BBjListButton, BBjListEdit, BBjMenuButton, BBjNavigator, BBjPieChart, BBjRadioButton, BBjScrollBar, BBjSlider, BBjStandardGrid, BBjTabCtrl, BBjToolButton, BBjTree, BBjWebComponent BBjWrappedJComponent
Methods of Focusable
Return Value | Method |
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boolean | isFocusable() |
void | setFocusable(boolean focus) |
Example
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See Also
See the BBj Object Diagram for an illustration of the relationship between BBj Objects.