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XEmbed client support draft #17446
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XEmbed client support draft #17446
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You can test this PR using the following package version. |
EmbeddableControlRoot? Root => Window._inputRoot as EmbeddableControlRoot; | ||
private bool _focusedInEmbedder; | ||
private bool _embedderActivated; | ||
private IInputElement? _savedFocus; |
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WeakReference?
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Although, if element is removed from the visual tree, KeyboardDevice should notify about this change.
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((FocusManager?)Root?.FocusManager)?.SetFocusScope(Root); | ||
if (_savedFocus != null) | ||
KeyboardDevice.Instance?.SetFocusedElement(_savedFocus, NavigationMethod.Unspecified, KeyModifiers.None); |
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Any particular reason to use KeyboardDevice? I don't see why we would avoid logical focus here, especially when we set focus scope explicitly.
You can use stable API and call _savedFocus.Focus(NavigationMethod.Unspecified, KeyModifiers.None)
. Which internally will also set focus correct scope, so you don't need to do it manually.
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static XEmbedClientWindowMode() | ||
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KeyboardDevice.Instance.PropertyChanged += (_, args) => |
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We don't have a good stable API for that. Needs something like FocusManager.GotFocus.
But InputElemement.GotFocusEvent.AddClassHandler
should work here.
This will later be split into multiple PRs since alongside with XEmbed protocol changes it needs a refactor of our resize/rendering code for smooth window resize support.