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monitoring focus change for a view [message #175975]

Sun, 03 September 2006 19:08

Eclipse User

Use of the FocusListener interface seems suited for finding out when a
particular control gains or looses focus. I'm trying to find out when my
workbench view looses focus as a whole (covering all children). Other than
iterating through all the children and register a listener for each, is
there some other way to acomplish this? I was looking for something along
the lines of a listener that gets invoked on a focus change on any
workbench control and then the listener could walk up the hierarchy of the
event's control to find out if its a child of the view.

John

Re: monitoring focus change for a view [message #176013 is a reply to message #175975]

Mon, 04 September 2006 09:10

Eclipse User

I meant to post this to the SWT newgroup not this one. Please disregard.

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