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Phil Jones
I'm wanting to monitor the focused state of a Form.
In working with the GotFocus and LostFocus events of the Form object I
notice that these only fire if the actual Form object has focus. If any of
it's sub-controls have the focus (which is generally the case) the form will
not fire the event.
I'm wondering - is there a consistent (and proper) way to determine when the
parent Form gets/loses focus, irrespective of which of it's sub-controls has
focus. That is - one form is selected, then when another form is selected
the first form fired an event.
Thanks everyone!
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Phil
(Auckland | Aotearoa)
In working with the GotFocus and LostFocus events of the Form object I
notice that these only fire if the actual Form object has focus. If any of
it's sub-controls have the focus (which is generally the case) the form will
not fire the event.
I'm wondering - is there a consistent (and proper) way to determine when the
parent Form gets/loses focus, irrespective of which of it's sub-controls has
focus. That is - one form is selected, then when another form is selected
the first form fired an event.
Thanks everyone!
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Phil
(Auckland | Aotearoa)