Re: default button behaviour & shortcuts

Thomas Eyde wrote:
> Then what is the thicker border supposed to indicate? In most of the
> dialogs I have encountered, the thicker border means "This happens
> when you hit ENTER".
>

...IF the currently focused control does not process the key press
event. The thick border on the button means it is the _default_
button. If you press Enter, and the currently focused control does not
eat the key press event, then the default button will be pressed. The
edit control, which is the currently focused control, processes the
Enter key press event before it gets to the default control. The dotted
line or flashing caret shows the focused control.

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Sly
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