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Is there a way to make a no_focused shell not gain focused when the user click on a control on the s [message #1706458]

Thu, 27 August 2015 05:05

Eclipse User

Is there a way to make a no_focused shell not gain focused when the user
click on a control on the shell?
I use a shell and some composite to simulate a popup menu,
I have set no_focus style to the shell,
but it will still gain focused when user click on the control on shell.

Is there a way to make a no_focused shell never gain focused?

Frank

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Re: Is there a way to make a no_focused shell not gain focused when the user click on a control on t [message #1706560 is a reply to message #1706458]

Thu, 27 August 2015 16:58

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I think you can use Shell#setEnabled(false) to disable the shell and its child controls, but it may be rendered slightly differently.
ShellEvent supports a 'doit' flag, so it's possible you can listen for SWT.Activate events and set doit = false. I haven't tested this.

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Re: Is there a way to make a no_focused shell not gain focused when the user click on a control on t [message #1706595 is a reply to message #1706560]

Fri, 28 August 2015 02:16

Eclipse User

Disabled shell will not accept any mouse message (even use Display.Filter
instead, get nothing), then I cannot use it to simulate popup menu.

And set doit of SWT.Activate event to false does not work either.

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> I think you can use Shell#setEnabled(false) to disable the shell and its
> child controls, but it may be rendered slightly differently.
> ShellEvent supports a 'doit' flag, so it's possible you can listen for
> SWT.Activate events and set doit = false. I haven't tested this.
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