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I have a WinForm with 3 group boxes, one with combo boxes, and two with radio buttons. I set all of them and their children controls to "TabStop = false", but when I cycle with TAB, the currently selected radio button in each of the last two group boxes gets focused. If there's no way to change this behavior, what would be a good event to catch and move the focus away? I can't find an "OnFocus" event. The solution is to set one method (code below) to handle the "Enter" event of every radio button in the form (if that's what you wish). Actually, I only did it for the radio buttons of the first

Is there a way to add a tab character to a piece of text using span in textview ? From the developer documentation, I came across TabStopSpan ( see here ) and tried to use it in a TextView like so: String source = "Hello World! Let's select some text!!"; SpannableString s = new SpannableString(source); s.setSpan(new TabStopSpan() { @Override public int getTabStop() { return 100; } }, 5, 10, 0); ed.setText(s, BufferType.SPANNABLE); Where ed is a TextView . The above snippet does not do anything and the documentation is so less as to be pretty much useless. Is there any way to add a tab

I'm having a really hard time with something that should be trivial. I just want to remove a few buttons from the tab order on a UserControl. I've tried adding IsTabStop="False" and KeyboardNavigation.IsTabStop="False" attributes to their xaml declarations, as well as setting myButton.IsTabStop = false; in the Loaded event handler for the UserControl. None of these additions had any effect, I could still tab to the controls I did this for. Setting the TabIndex in the xaml works fine. The UserControl is being displayed in a WPFElementHost if that might make a difference. The other thought I had

I'm trying to write a python function not using any modules that will take a string that has tabs and replace the tabs with spaces appropriate for an inputted tabstop size. It can't just replace all size-n tabs by n spaces though, since a tab could be 1 to n spaces. I'm really confused, so if anyone could just point me in the right direction I'd greatly appreciate it. For instance, if tabstop is size 4 originally: 123\t123 = 123 123 #one space in between but changed to tabstop 5: 123\t123 = 123 123 #two spaces in between I think I need to pad the end of the string with spaces until string%n==0

I have set IsTabStop to false on all controls in my window, so that when I press the Tab key, the focus doesn't move (I need the Tab key for something else). But doing this breaks arrow key navigation - I click on an item in a ListView and then pressing up/down doesn't change the selected item anymore. Is there a way to disable tab navigation, but without touching arrow key navigation? They seem to be related. I tried setting IsTabStop to true and TabNavigation to false, but it doesn't work either. <ListView ItemContainerStyle="{StaticResource ItemCommon}" IsTabStop="False"> <ListView

Is it possible to cancel an <a href="..."> from being tabstopped in any browser? I would like to do this without Javascript. Roberto Aloi Some browsers support the tabindex="-1" attribute, but not all of them, since this is not a standard behaviour. Modern, HTML5 compliant, browsers support the [tabindex] attribute , where a value of -1 will prevent the element from being tabbed to. If the value is a negative integer The user agent must allow the element to be focused, but should not allow the element to be reached using sequential focus navigation. dtharpe You could apply a JQuery handler to