Describe the bug
Currently, you cannot use up and down arrow keys to navigate if below element is not in the same column.
This means you can skip rows, e.g go from button on row 1 to button on row 5. But you cannot go from button on row 1, column 1 to button on row 5, column 2. You'll be stuck.
And, as a bonus, I think you can actually select a non selectable widget (.set_selectable(False)) via arrow keys.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create just two widgets, say two buttons.
Button 1 is on row 1, column 1
Button 2 is on row 2, column 2
Try to use down arrow key.
Expected behavior
You should be able to move to the lower (or upper) nearest neighbor. Current behavior just doesn't feel right. In my case, for RecoverPy, I want to make a form-like view and navigation is just broken at some point.
Screenshots
Current:
Fixed:
I'll publish a PR in a few minutes to fix this issue.
Describe the bug Currently, you cannot use up and down arrow keys to navigate if below element is not in the same column. This means you can skip rows, e.g go from button on row 1 to button on row 5. But you cannot go from button on row 1, column 1 to button on row 5, column 2. You'll be stuck.
And, as a bonus, I think you can actually select a non selectable widget (
.set_selectable(False)) via arrow keys.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior You should be able to move to the lower (or upper) nearest neighbor. Current behavior just doesn't feel right. In my case, for RecoverPy, I want to make a form-like view and navigation is just broken at some point.
Screenshots Current:
Fixed:
I'll publish a PR in a few minutes to fix this issue.