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Anonymous
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2007-10-10
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For my current needs it would be sufficient to have the same effect as setEnabled(false) without graying the components.
The other option would be to follow the behaviour of the readonly attribute of the w3c html specifaction (available for html-input and html-textarea elements) which allows that readonly elements gain focus.
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For my current needs it would be sufficient to have the same effect as setEnabled(false) without graying the components.
The other option would be to follow the behaviour of the readonly attribute of the w3c html specifaction (available for html-input and html-textarea elements) which allows that readonly elements gain focus.