Java Development

[mrmarkwang]

I know i could set EditField focusable or non-focusable in its Constructor by setting the style.

But I want to set it focusable or non-focusable when running like setEditable(boolean editable). How could i do that?

I try to use new Constructor with focusable or non-focusable style . But it doesn't work.

It seems after the variable is added to the screen. It cannot be set focusable or -non-focusable again.

Message Edited by mrmarkwang on 09-06-2008 06:25 PM

[peter_strange]

Correct, for the standard Rim class, once set in the Constructor, it is fixed for life of the supplied EditField..

You have two choices:

1) Create a new EditField with the Style you want, and replace the incorrect one in the Manager with the correct one.

2) Override the isFocusable() method, like the following:

public class MyEditField extends EditField {
    private boolean _focusableFlag;

    public MyEditField(String label, String initial) {
        super(label, initial);
    }

    public boolean isFocusable() {
        return _focusableFlag;
    }
    public void setFocusable(boolean focusable) {
        _focusableFlag = focusable;
    }
}