.transferFocus()

[Candy Bortniker]

I am wondering what this code should be doing. Here is the code:

 
public void enterPressed ( LimitedTextEvent evt )
{
 GrpAcctNumber.transferFocus ();
 System.out.println ( "Good Limited Text Entered" );                        
}
 

I know I am getting to this code because "Good Limited Text Entered" is printing out but what I am expecting to see from GrpAcctNumber.transferFocus (); isn't happening. Do I need something in the ()?
[ March 10, 2004: Message edited by: Marilyn de Queiroz ]

[Marilyn de Queiroz]

What kind of object is GrpAcctNumber?

[Candy Bortniker]

It is a LimitedTextContainer object from a class I created.

[Layne Lund]

I suspect that LimitedTextContainer inherits this method from another class. You can find information about the transferFocus() method by looking up the class that contains it in the Java API docs. Start by finding the class that LimitedTextContainer extends. The docs for this class will have a link to information about the transferFocus() method. Use the "Find in Page" feature of your browser to quickly find this link.
HTH
Layne

[Dirk Schreckmann]

Candy,
If it's not clear yet, the difficulty in trying to answer your question is that most Ranchers likely have little idea what a LimitedTextContainer is. Google doesn't even know.
Regarding your question whether you "need something in the ()", it depends. The somethings in the () are also referred to as method arguments.
I'm afraid I haven't a good clue as to what the transferFocus method does or what a LimitedTextContainer might be. Where did you get this LimitedTextContainer class?