Clicking on the control to give it focus must not start editing the label of
an item in it, this is bad UI as you need to carefully select where do you
click to avoid starting to edit the label and nobody else does it like this
(probably because of the former reason).
As a side note, it would be really great to abstract the item handling in a
class that could be reused by all these controls instead of having to update 3
slightly different versions of the same code every time.
git-svn-id: https://svn.wxwidgets.org/svn/wx/wxWidgets/trunk@72634
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m_currentCol = col;
m_currentColSetByKeyboard = false;
+ // This flag is used to decide whether we should start editing the item
+ // label. We do it if the user clicks twice (but not double clicks,
+ // i.e. simulateClick is false) on the same item but not if the click
+ // was used for something else already, e.g. selecting the item (so it
+ // must have been already selected) or giving the focus to the control
+ // (so it must have had focus already).
m_lastOnSame = !simulateClick && ((col == oldCurrentCol) &&
- (current == oldCurrentRow)) && oldWasSelected;
+ (current == oldCurrentRow)) && oldWasSelected &&
+ HasFocus();
// Call ActivateCell() after everything else as under GTK+
if ( IsCellEditableInMode(item, col, wxDATAVIEW_CELL_ACTIVATABLE) )
m_renameTimer->Start(dclick > 0 ? dclick : 250, true);
}
}
+
+ m_lastOnSame = false;
}
- m_lastOnSame = false;
m_lineSelectSingleOnUp = (size_t)-1;
}
else
if (m_current != oldCurrent)
RefreshLine( oldCurrent );
- // forceClick is only set if the previous click was on another item
- m_lastOnSame = !forceClick && (m_current == oldCurrent) && oldWasSelected;
+ // Set the flag telling us whether the next click on this item should
+ // start editing its label. This should happen if we clicked on the
+ // current item and it was already selected, i.e. if this click was not
+ // done to select it.
+ //
+ // It should not happen if this was a double click (forceClick is true)
+ // nor if we hadn't had the focus before as then this click was used to
+ // give focus to the control.
+ m_lastOnSame = (m_current == oldCurrent) && oldWasSelected &&
+ !forceClick && HasFocus();
}
}
// ==> LeftDown() || LeftDClick()
if ( event.LeftDown() )
{
- m_lastOnSame = item == m_current;
+ // If we click on an already selected item but do it to return
+ // the focus to the control, it shouldn't start editing the
+ // item label because it's too easy to start editing
+ // accidentally (and also because nobody else does it like
+ // this). So only set this flag, used to decide whether we
+ // should start editing the label later, if we already have
+ // focus.
+ m_lastOnSame = item == m_current && HasFocus();
}
if ( flags & wxTREE_HITTEST_ONITEMBUTTON )