wxruby users - Jan 2008 - Focus on TextCtrl

Hello.
I have a problem with set focus on a TextCtrl in wxRuby.
I must do something like
Login TextCtrl and set focus on a next TextCtrl by clicking Tab key.
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I''m find something like this.
somebody have a same problem

If I create a window containing two TextCtrl widgets, enter text in
one, and press the tab key, focus should move to the other one. That
doesn''t happen automatically. Is there some configuration I have to do
to make that happen?
 maybe it will more clear to explain
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Here is a sample code for this problem
   ...
@login_field = Wx::TextCtrl.new(@loginokno, -1,
'''',Wx::Point.new(30,60),
Wx::Size.new(150,25))
@haslo_field = Wx::TextCtrl.new(@loginokno, -1, 
'''',Wx::Point.new(30,110), Wx::Size.new(150,25))
@lastname_field = Wx::TextCtrl.new(@loginokno, -1, 
'''',Wx::Point.new(30,160), Wx::Size.new(150,25))
@login_field.set_focus
@login_field.evt_key_down  { |evt| on_log_key_down(evt) }
@haslo_field.evt_key_down  { |evt| on_pas_key_down(evt) }
  ...
def on_log_key_down(evt)
    keycode = evt.get_key_code()
    if (keycode == 9)
      @haslo_field.set_focus
    else
      evt.skip()
    end
  end

  def on_pas_key_down(evt)
    keycode = evt.get_key_code()
    if (keycode == 9)
      @lastname_field.set_focus
    else
      evt.skip()
    end
  end

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Hi

Anton Komarov wrote:
> If I create a window containing two TextCtrl widgets, enter text in
> one, and press the tab key, focus should move to the other one. That
> doesn''t happen automatically. Is there some configuration I have
to do
> to make that happen?
Arrange the TextCtrl widgets within a Wx::Panel, and then tabbing should 
work automatically. Panel organises a group of widgets so that the 
operating system knows which to tab between. For example:

--------

require ''wx''

Wx::App.run do
  frame = Wx::Frame.new(nil, :title => ''text tab'')
  panel = Wx::Panel.new(frame)
  txt1  = Wx::TextCtrl.new(panel, :pos => [ 10, 10 ])
  txt2  = Wx::TextCtrl.new(panel, :pos => [ 10, 50 ])
  frame.show
end

--------

Using Wx::Panel is also recommended because it ensures the frame has the 
right background colour, esp on Windows.

alex

Thank you very match.
your code sample is shorter and changing focus with Tab key press is 
really working:)

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