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[200112050331] New Class Wizard, step 4.: 1. Create at least 2 fields 2. Select one field and delete it. 3. Try to use Alt-l -> It is not clear, if the list gets focus -> some field should be selected.
Filip, could you look on it? Seems to me like standard behavior.
I looked at it, the behavior of this panel looks absolutely normal to me. Could you be more specific about what is not clear?
It could be JList issue. IMO some field should be selected after invoking Alt-l. 1. Create at least 2 fields 2. Select one field and delete it. 3. Try to use Alt-l -> List of fields gets focus, but no field is selected and thus is not clear, that this list is focused. I've reported this bug, because I thaught, that this mnemonic does not work at all. Alt-l works, but sometimes it is not clear (no visible clue), that the list gets focus after invoking alt-l.
There is a workaround - after using ALT-L [when a list selection is empty], pressing up arrow should select the row. But if this issue is to be fixed, it should be probably addressed to OpenIDE team since the list is of org.openide.explorer.view.ListView type.
Reassigned.
Passing to explorer subcomponent.
Mnemonic works well. Problem is that there isn't visual indication that JList has focus. That is clearly JDK issue and won't be fixed in NB.
Resolved for 3.4.x or earlier, no new info since then -> verified
Resolved for 3.4.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.