Summary:
This patch applies automatic focus feature to elm_genlist and elm_list
containers.
Currently (prior to this patch), focusable widgets inside list items of both
containers receive focus by an explicit mouse click over them, and lose focus
when focus goes to someone else in the window.
This change also adds the ability to:
- focus by default on the first-from-right focusable widget upon items selection
- lose the focus when another item is selected (focused or not)
- move focus between focusable widgets inside the same item by left and right
arrow keys accordingly (up and down keys when elm_list is in horizontal mode)
Focus is supported for horizontal and vertical lists.
Tests have been added for genlists and lists to check focus feature.
This patch broke at least two stuffs:
1. item movement with key arrow
now up/down arrow scrolls genlist now move to upper/lower item.
2. item del routine.
item del callbacks are called twice LOL.
this also broke apps that use elm_fileselector_button which uses elm_genlist internally.
Once these are fixed and tested more, I will re-commit this.
This reverts commit cea8e755dbf9b062bb1e6d7a89fbf4c590b8f6b3.
flags.
This flags was used for deferring deletion of genlist items.
After deferred, items can be cleanup when _item_select() is called.
This flags was used for preventing crash when subitems are deleted right
after one item is deleted.
But this made genlist code too complicated and could hide internal
issues. One of the issues is incorrect use of EINA_INSTLIST_FOREACH (or
forloop). Because sub items can be deleted when one item is deleted, I
used whlie loop and EINA_INLIST_CONTAINER_GET(sd->items->last, xx) and
not defer the deletion. This has no problem evenif inlist sd->items is
changed inside the while-loop.
Subject: [E-devel] [patch][elementary] multibuttonentry - access feature
i have attached a patch which has access feature for the multibuttonentry.
it was hard time to implement access feature on the multibuttonentry than
others.
SVN revision: 77738
On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 10:04 PM, Bluezery <ohpowel@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear EFL developers,
>
> In current genlist reorder mode, reordering is not moved when
> reordering item is on top or in bottom of within genlist objec because
> of scroller's hold mode.
> After mouse point is moved out of genlist object, then reordering item
> can be moved.
> But in mobile, mouse point can not be moved out of window (if genlist
> item is expanded in window).
> So I add some tweaks to reordering item can be moved when reordering
> item is moved on top item or bottom item.
>
> Please review this patch.
>
> BRs
> Kim.
SVN revision: 77255
Widgets having internal panning objects won't have so fancy inheriting
schemas for those very objects, but they should be fine with
re-defining their own, if they want/need and overwriting it in their
smart_add()s.
SVN revision: 74682