Hi folks!

To indicate which widget in a GUI has currently the keyboard focus I build a
little FocusIndicatorMorph. Each widget that wants to show the user that it
is the current focus owner adds an instance of this morph as a submorph (and
of course deletes this instance if it looses the focus). My little morph
paints a dotted line around the widget that owns it (as known from Windows
buttons).
Trying its behavior on some radio buttons I got this result: example1 (see
attachments). Wondering why only two borders were painted I put a "self
halt" in the drawOn: method of my morph and now I got the right result:
example2. 
The same happens if I replace the "self halt" by something like "1 inspect".
Any ideas?
Thanks!

Frank


 <<example1.gif>>  <<example2.gif>> 


Frank Winkler
Phaidros Software AG
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