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Sent to a [[field]] when the [[focus]] is being removed from that field and the field's content '''
▲Syntax:
▲ on closeField
▲Examples:
on closeField -- make sure the user has entered a valid date
if the text of me is not a date then
end closeField
Handle the
field's content is correct after it has been changed.
The selection is removed from a field (and the field loses focus) when
another window is brought to the front, when the user clicks in another
field, or when the user tabs out of the field. The field also loses
focus when the [[select]] command is used to select text in another
[[field]]. However, the [[closeField]] message is not sent when the user
clicks in the same [[field]].
The
field's contents using the [[put]] command.
If the [[lookAndFeel]] property is set to "Macintosh", the
message is generally not sent when another control (such as a
[[button]]) is clicked. This is because clicked buttons do not
receive the [[focus]] on Mac OS systems, and therefore the
[[selection]] remains active.
The
whose [[menuMode]] is "comboBox", since the type-in box in a combo box
behaves like a [[field]].
If a field is closing and its contents have not changed, the [[exitField]]
message is sent instead of [[closeField]].
See
[[Category:
[[Category:Text processing]]
[[Category:Fields]]
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