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| Re: CDateTime - Keyboard Navigation & Display Flickering [message #64136 is a reply to message #63996] |
Sun, 07 June 2009 15:16  |
 Jeremy Dowdall
Messages: 181
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Peter,
I had noticed :)
Thanks for your input - it's very helpful; unfortunately I haven't had
the time to follow up right away and, though I got to some of the
issues, I'm out of time for this weekend.
Please file bugs for each of these issues when you get a chance so that
they don't get missed.
cheers
Peter Pfeifer wrote:
> Hello.
>
> As you might notice I'm testing the CDateTime control a bit in the last
> few day :)
>
> And so I encountered a few things, which don't behave in way, which in
> my opinion the should:
>
> 1.) Keyboard Navigation: If no date is selected (date == null)
> CDateTime time says <Choose Date>. In that case it should be possible to
> start typing and entering a new date or if the datepicker is dropped
> down the current date should be just highlighted so that it's possible
> to choose a special date via arrow keys. But when the date is null
> dropping down the datepicker, no date is highlighted and that doesn't
> enable keyboard navigation at the moment. In that case the mouse has to
> be used instead to choose a date, which isn't appropriate when keyboard
> navigation is more important than using a mouse.
>
> 2.) I'm using the CDateTime control within an Eclipse RCP application.
> Each time a date is selected from the datepicker, the toolbar is drawn
> black for a short time, while the datepicker is closing, after closing
> the toolbar is refreshed to it's proper state. That's not a very nice
> effect when demonstrating the RCP application to my boss. *g*
>
> Thanks a lot for all your input.
>
> Regards,
>
> Peter
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| Re: CDateTime - Keyboard Navigation & Display Flickering [message #594982 is a reply to message #63996] |
Sun, 07 June 2009 15:16 |
Jeremy Dowdall
Messages: 181
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hi Peter,
I had noticed :)
Thanks for your input - it's very helpful; unfortunately I haven't had
the time to follow up right away and, though I got to some of the
issues, I'm out of time for this weekend.
Please file bugs for each of these issues when you get a chance so that
they don't get missed.
cheers
Peter Pfeifer wrote:
> Hello.
>
> As you might notice I'm testing the CDateTime control a bit in the last
> few day :)
>
> And so I encountered a few things, which don't behave in way, which in
> my opinion the should:
>
> 1.) Keyboard Navigation: If no date is selected (date == null)
> CDateTime time says <Choose Date>. In that case it should be possible to
> start typing and entering a new date or if the datepicker is dropped
> down the current date should be just highlighted so that it's possible
> to choose a special date via arrow keys. But when the date is null
> dropping down the datepicker, no date is highlighted and that doesn't
> enable keyboard navigation at the moment. In that case the mouse has to
> be used instead to choose a date, which isn't appropriate when keyboard
> navigation is more important than using a mouse.
>
> 2.) I'm using the CDateTime control within an Eclipse RCP application.
> Each time a date is selected from the datepicker, the toolbar is drawn
> black for a short time, while the datepicker is closing, after closing
> the toolbar is refreshed to it's proper state. That's not a very nice
> effect when demonstrating the RCP application to my boss. *g*
>
> Thanks a lot for all your input.
>
> Regards,
>
> Peter
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