key navigation and visible area of the page
Tobias Anton
TA at ESC-Electronics.de
Tue May 18 13:40:26 BST 2004
On Montag, 17. Mai 2004 21:32, Arend van Beelen jr. wrote:
> However, I'm not really sure about where to start in the visible area when,
> like Tobias mentioned, the author has set its own Tab order. Should we:
> - ignore the visible area
> - find the object with the next logical order but still in the visible area
> - or just ignore the Tab order
>
> Personally I would prefer the second option. Thoughts?
It can be confusing if the element receiving focused depends on the previous
cursor position, even though the last user action was not related to cursor
movement.
That's why I think we should ignore the tab order in case of d->scrollBarMoved
and pick the most upper left completely visible element. If there is no such
element, we'd fall back to the old tabbing behaviour, respecting the tab
order in that case.
Tobias
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