Thank You,
sorry it caused you so many problems.

DallanC wrote:

... I have it "tabbing" to the next exit control when you hit "Enter".

I wonder if we were talking about the same thing. Mine still doesn't work where I was referring to but I think the enter key works if I edit an existing shot velocity in the shot string list.

That isn't exactly what I was referring to in my previous post. When you click the target to place a new bullet hole, a dialog box comes up requesting the velocity of that shot. That dialog box is titled "get shot velocity" and is what I was talking about. Once a value is entered into the input field, the 'accept' button should have the focus, so that the enter key can be used to accept it or the backspace key used to erase over an entry, and move to the next hole placement. Hopefully that will be easier than the other mod you made.

Thanks
AL

SyberShooter wrote:

When you click the target to place a new bullet hole, a dialog box comes up requesting the velocity of that shot. That dialog box is titled "get shot velocity" and is what I was talking about. Once a value is entered into the input field, the 'accept' button should have the focus, so that the enter key can be used to accept it or the backspace key used to erase over an entry, and move to the next hole placement. Hopefully that will be easier than the other mod you made. Thanks AL

I will take a look at this specific case later today.


-DallanC

Fixed. After entering velocity, pressing ENTER will move focus to the Accept button, hitting enter again will activate the Accept button and close the velocity popup.

I entered a few test shots and it was pretty easy to hit Enter twice to clear the popup and move to the next shot placement.

This type of behavior will have to be handled on a case by case basis so if you find other places where we need to do it let me know. Its relatively easy to do at this point.

New version will be posted later tonight.


-DallanC

Thank You very much,

Works like a charm, andthis will have the side benefit of practicing my double tap.

I think there are a couple other spots this would be helpful, but off hand can't recall them. I will look around and make a list for those cold winter days, it's getting too nice outside to stay in.... go play - you earned it.

Thanks again
Al