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Class Element --> Properties --> Stereotypes Results of Accessibility test, window with title "Class - Stereotypes" Components not reachable with tab traversal : Class: javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicComboBoxEditor$BorderlessTextField
Can't enter stereotype name. how to reproduce: - open properies for class element on class diagram - open Stereotypes editor dialog - press 'Alt+A' to add new empty stereotype record. issues: * can't edit name textfield even if it is selected using tab traversal * can't access name combobox using tab traversal
OK, I did a little research on the issues related to editable combo box as table cell editor, see http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4513773 Default behavior is to use F2 to enter editing mode in combo box. We now provide mnemonic access to the table, tab also traverses through table cells, a11y issues are resolved. However, a much bigger issue remains, while adding a new record with empty row, we do not validate user input, and in property customizer, the client has no control over the property dialog to enable/disable OK button based on the data validity. I see quite a few bugs around this property customizer in deleting and saving the record. In order to address data validation, we can consider providing an input dialog when "Add" is invoked, a valid record will then be inserted to the table. Seems like "Add", "Edit" and "Delete" combination is the standard UI for manipulating list/table records.
I verify this issue. User has an ability to edit cell content. But we use too much different approaches...