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>I have an problem with Event-handling.
>
>I have an dialog. In this dialog are some elements - especially a
>text-field. When this textfiled LOOSES the focus some
>event-handling-code (some checkings) is executed.
>
>There is an OK-Button too that closes the dialog ...
>
>Now I have the following problem.
>After editing the textfield there are two possibilities :
>
>1.) You edit an other field. That means that the event-checking-code is
>executed and everything is ok.
>
>2.) But when you click on the Ok-Button when the textfield still have
>the focus the it is not said which event-code is executed first.
>Some times the event-code from the field is executed and after this the
>button, but some times the button-code is executed first and then the
>text-field-code.
>
>I need it in the first sequence - FIRST the textfield-event-code and
>THEN the Button. This is because the textfield maybe gets changed in its
>event-code ...
>
>Any ideas out there ??
>
>Greetings
>
>Ingo
>--


If you instead of using a FocusLostEvent to verify the input, uses a
TextValueChanged, you will evaluate the Text rigth after it has been
entered, and not when the TextField lost focus; something like this

TextFieldControl.addTextListener(new java.awt.event.TextListener()
 {public void textValueChanged(TextEvent e) {
    TextFieldEvalution();
    }
});

Karsten Bolge