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[Not supported by VpeWebControl, Interactive Edition and above]
The currently focused Control lost the focus.
Normally, this event is sent if the user presses the Tab or Backtab key, or clicks with the mouse onto another control. When receiving this message, it is possible for you to force the focus to be set explicitly to a specific control by calling SetFocusControlByName() or SetFocus(). It is also possible to enable and disable other controls of the current form while processing this event.
In addition this event can be used to re-format the content of a control.
VPEObjectEventHandler VPE.AfterControlExit(
object sender,
VPEObjectEventArgs e
)
object sender
the VPE document object that fired the event
VPEObjectEventArgs e
event data, derived from EventArgs, one additional member:
public class VPEObjectEventArgs : EventArgs
{
public TVPEObject VpeObject; |
// the VPE object that fired the event |
}