Description Kai-Uwe Maetzel 2001-10-11 14:19:29 EDT

Modifications of the fields start and end of the VerifyEvent by a VerifyListener are subsequently thrown away
	by TypedListener.handleEvent:

			case SWT.Verify :
				{
					/* Fields set by Text, RichText */
					VerifyEvent event= new VerifyEvent(e);
					((VerifyListener) eventListener).verifyText(event);
					e.text= event.text;
					e.doit= event.doit;
					break;
				}

NOTES:

LK (1/12/01 11:55:52 AM)
	I was sent an email about this PR.  I assume Kai may want the ability to modify the start and end for the
	StyledText widget (I'm not sure).  But, nonetheless, this is an SWT issue.  If the platform doesn't support it,
	we're not.

SN (1/12/01 1:18:50 PM)
	The "start" and "end" fields were never intended to be modified by the application
	programmer and used by the widget.

KUM (1/15/01 11:07:04 AM)
	I can work around it. If the user is not allowed to modify those values, there should be a way to
	prevent him/her from it - otherwise it needs some time to find out what goes wrong - as it happend to me.

SN (2/5/01 3:53:13 PM)
	We need to document this.  The only fields that documented to be are read/write in SWT events are
	the doit field and the string field.  Need to check that this statement is true for OLE and D&D.