list.clear should clear both focus and selection in one go#78709
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list.clear should clear both focus and selection in one go#78709
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| list.setSelection([]); | ||
| } else if (list.getFocus().length > 0) { | ||
| } | ||
| if (list.getFocus().length > 0) { |
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It was already there and I just did not remove it.
I guess all those checks do not really make sense now and should be removed.
We should just setSelection([]) and setFocus([])
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I pushed a simplified approach to this. |
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Currently if you have a tree which is both selected and focused it takes two times to press
escto first clear the focus and then the selection.This makes it harder for users to navigate up to the tree via focus. This affects accessibility and #1043 for example.
This PR changes this behavior that
escalways clears both selection and focus.