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activating a JTextField
Hey,
I'm programming an interface with several JTextFields, and some error checking once the user hits submit. IT goes through each text field, and if it detects a problem it returns to the form so the user can make the necessary corrections. The problem is that I want the cursor to be in the correct TextField. I've got something along the lines of:
TextField.setCaretPosition(TextField.getText().length());
but no cursor seems to be placed into the textfield. My guess is there must be an activateTextfield() function or something, but I can't find anything of the kind in the documentation. Does anyone know how to do this?
Gibran
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Look into focus traversal (to get the cursor, the textfield needs to have the keyboard focus).
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