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Hi
John,
You could try :
public void
focusGained(FocusEvent e) {
Component lostFocusCompontent =
e.getComponent();
}
NB - I
am not sure what component this will return, but you could
experiment
HTH,
Fintan
-----Original Message-----
From:
Simonsen, John Klit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 26
September 2002 13:07
To: JDJList
Subject: [jdjlist] RE:
Focus question
Hi
Fintan,
thanks for your answer, unfortunately, we're still on 1.3 and not able
to upgrade just yet, any other suggestions?
John
Hi
John,
If you look up FocusEvent in the javadoc for the Java API
you will see that there is a getOppositeComponent() function that does what
you want. This is only available from JDK 1.4
onwards.
Regards,
Fintan
In
the focusLost method in my focus listener I would like to know which
component is gaining the focus, is it possible, and how?
Thanks
John
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