- March 21, 2007
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Hi
I've always felt like there was something not quite right with the focus handling in MP2, particularly how it chooses the purely closest element when there is another element that is more in line with the movement direction although further away. I've modified the handling slightly so that it takes this into account and it feels more intuitive to me (e.g pressing left on an item list takes you straight to the side menu rather than the navigation tree)
There is one issue with my implementation (although I'd prefer to call it a bug with MP2 ), when the side menu in Titanium is displayed the ActualBounds property of the menu elements doesn't take into account the menu's new location so it's difficult to re-enter focus on the menu after you've left it. Is this by design?
What do you think?
I've always felt like there was something not quite right with the focus handling in MP2, particularly how it chooses the purely closest element when there is another element that is more in line with the movement direction although further away. I've modified the handling slightly so that it takes this into account and it feels more intuitive to me (e.g pressing left on an item list takes you straight to the side menu rather than the navigation tree)
There is one issue with my implementation (although I'd prefer to call it a bug with MP2 ), when the side menu in Titanium is displayed the ActualBounds property of the menu elements doesn't take into account the menu's new location so it's difficult to re-enter focus on the menu after you've left it. Is this by design?
What do you think?