I Want TAB-key to out of datagrid and go to next control

[chreo]

I assume that it is not hard problem.

I would like user to only click in datagrid to select whole row - DONE
I would like user to select whole row using UP and DOWN arrows. - DONE.

And I would like to move to the next control with TAB key!
TAB key in datagrid moves between colums...
I don't TAB do change colums - I want TAB to move to next control - or
previous with SHIFT+TAB...

I think it is not easy problem :(

[Chris]

I think this should do the trick.

1. Set the Form.Keypreview to true
2. Capture the Tab key in the keypress event of the form.
3. If Tab key pressed and DataGrid has focus, move the next control.

There is a way to move the next control in the tab order using a function,
but I can't recall what it is off the top of my head. Hope this helps.

Chris
"chreo" <ch***@gazeta.pl> wrote in message
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I assume that it is not hard problem.

I would like user to only click in datagrid to select whole row - DONE
I would like user to select whole row using UP and DOWN arrows. - DONE.

And I would like to move to the next control with TAB key!
TAB key in datagrid moves between colums...
I don't TAB do change colums - I want TAB to move to next control - or
previous with SHIFT+TAB...

I think it is not easy problem :(

[chreo]

If e.KeyCode = Keys.Tab and dgrPaczki.focused

then move to text control?

But...datagrid.focused is error : -(

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I think this should do the trick.

1. Set the Form.Keypreview to true
2. Capture the Tab key in the keypress event of the form.
3. If Tab key pressed and DataGrid has focus, move the next control.

There is a way to move the next control in the tab order using a function,
but I can't recall what it is off the top of my head. Hope this helps.

Chris
"chreo" <ch***@gazeta.pl> wrote in message
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I assume that it is not hard problem.

I would like user to only click in datagrid to select whole row - DONE
I would like user to select whole row using UP and DOWN arrows. - DONE.

And I would like to move to the next control with TAB key!
TAB key in datagrid moves between colums...
I don't TAB do change colums - I want TAB to move to next control - or
previous with SHIFT+TAB...

I think it is not easy problem :(

[chreo]

:-(
How is it posiible that since so many years nobody found out how to use
datagrid like...for example listbox.

TAB ---> I am in datagrid
UP,DOWN ---> Move beteween rows (full row selected)
TAB ---> Leave datagrid and go to next control

Sounds easy but nobody can solve that problem.
I found some solution to select full row (by mouse and by arrows UP, DOWN)
But no solution to leave datagrid with TAB.
TAB leaves current cell and go to next cell in datagrid but
I want that key to leave datagrid!!! wrrrrr... :)

[Chris]

isn't it dgrPaczki.focus not focused?

Chris
"chreo" <ch***@gazeta.pl> wrote in message
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If e.KeyCode = Keys.Tab and dgrPaczki.focused

then move to text control?

But...datagrid.focused is error : -(

U¿ytkownik "Chris" <No****@NoSpam.com> napisa³ w wiadomo¶ci
news:e1**************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...

I think this should do the trick.

1. Set the Form.Keypreview to true
2. Capture the Tab key in the keypress event of the form.
3. If Tab key pressed and DataGrid has focus, move the next control.

There is a way to move the next control in the tab order using a
function, but I can't recall what it is off the top of my head. Hope
this helps.

Chris
"chreo" <ch***@gazeta.pl> wrote in message
news:d1**********@inews.gazeta.pl...

I assume that it is not hard problem.

I would like user to only click in datagrid to select whole row - DONE
I would like user to select whole row using UP and DOWN arrows. - DONE.

And I would like to move to the next control with TAB key!
TAB key in datagrid moves between colums...
I don't TAB do change colums - I want TAB to move to next control - or
previous with SHIFT+TAB...

I think it is not easy problem :(