void DIALOG_TEXT_PROPERTIES::OnCharHook( wxKeyEvent& aEvent )
{
if( aEvent.GetKeyCode() == WXK_TAB )
{
int flags = 0;
if( !aEvent.ShiftDown() )
flags |= wxNavigationKeyEvent::IsForward;
if( aEvent.ControlDown() )
flags |= wxNavigationKeyEvent::WinChange;
NavigateIn( flags );
}
else if( aEvent.GetKeyCode() == WXK_RETURN )
{
if( FindFocus() == m_MultiLineText && !aEvent.ShiftDown() )
aEvent.Skip();
else
{
TransferDataFromWindow();
EndModal( wxID_OK );
}
}
else
{
aEvent.Skip();
}
}
void KeyConfigPrefs::OnHotkeyKeyDown(wxKeyEvent & e)
{
wxTextCtrl *t = (wxTextCtrl *)e.GetEventObject();
// Make sure we can navigate away from the hotkey textctrl.
// On Linux and OSX, it can get stuck, but it doesn't hurt
// to do it for Windows as well.
//
// Mac note: Don't waste time trying to figure out why the
// focus goes back to the prefs tree. Unless Voiceover is
// active, buttons on the Mac do not accept focus and all the
// controls between this one and the tree control are buttons.
if (e.GetKeyCode() == WXK_TAB) {
NavigateIn(e.ShiftDown()
? wxNavigationKeyEvent::IsBackward
: wxNavigationKeyEvent::IsForward);
return;
}
t->SetValue(KeyStringDisplay(KeyEventToKeyString(e)));
}
