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Dijit provides a complete collection of user interface controls based on Dojo, giving you the power to create web applications that are highly optimized for usability, performance, internationalization, accessibility, but above all deliver an incredible u
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JavaScript
define([
"./focus",
"./_WidgetBase",
"dojo/_base/declare", // declare
"dojo/_base/lang" // lang.extend
], function(focus, _WidgetBase, declare, lang){
// module:
// dijit/_FocusMixin
// We don't know where _FocusMixin will occur in the inheritance chain, but we need the _onFocus()/_onBlur() below
// to be last in the inheritance chain, so mixin to _WidgetBase.
lang.extend(_WidgetBase, {
// focused: [readonly] Boolean
// This widget or a widget it contains has focus, or is "active" because
// it was recently clicked.
focused: false,
onFocus: function(){
// summary:
// Called when the widget becomes "active" because
// it or a widget inside of it either has focus, or has recently
// been clicked.
// tags:
// callback
},
onBlur: function(){
// summary:
// Called when the widget stops being "active" because
// focus moved to something outside of it, or the user
// clicked somewhere outside of it, or the widget was
// hidden.
// tags:
// callback
},
_onFocus: function(){
// summary:
// This is where widgets do processing for when they are active,
// such as changing CSS classes. See onFocus() for more details.
// tags:
// protected
this.onFocus();
},
_onBlur: function(){
// summary:
// This is where widgets do processing for when they stop being active,
// such as changing CSS classes. See onBlur() for more details.
// tags:
// protected
this.onBlur();
}
});
return declare("dijit._FocusMixin", null, {
// summary:
// Mixin to widget to provide _onFocus() and _onBlur() methods that
// fire when a widget or its descendants get/lose focus
// flag that I want _onFocus()/_onBlur() notifications from focus manager
_focusManager: focus
});
});