Keyboard navigation of non-focusable components
作者： Lynn Monsanto , Peter A. Korn , David P Mendenhall , Michael C. Albers , Hania Gajewska
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摘要: A method is described for keyboard navigation in a graphical user interface. The includes defining key event dispatcher configured to recognize special mode entry character and exit character. Upon of the by user, entered wherein subsequent events are manipulated while current focus owner maintained. exited upon user. windowing toolkit also development interface including plurality tools having code suitable be executed computer. first tool character, second provides manipulation mechanism which maintaining owner.
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