Description Jared Burns 2004-03-05 18:47:02 EST

The TabFolder doesn't handle conflicting mnemonics in a very friendly way. An example of this 
problem can be seen in Eclipse's launch configuration dialog.

1. Bring up the launch config dialog and select a Runtime-workbench configuration.
2. With the "Arguments" tab selected, observe that there are three mnemonics visible which apply 
to the letter 'c':
  a. The "&Classpath entries" field within the Arguments tab.
  b. The "&Configuration" tab.
  c. The "&Common" tab.
3. Press alt+c. The Configuration tab is given focus.
4. Press alt+c again. The Configuration tab retains focus.

When focus is up in the tab area, I would expect to cycle between tabs with conflicting mnemonics 
(the way they do in menus, preference pages, etc.). When focus is inside a tab, I would expect to 
cycle between widgets with conflicting mnemonics and then go to any "tab headers" with the 
same mnemonic when there are no more conflicts inside the tab.

So in the test case up above, if focus is inside the Arguments tab, I'd expect focus to first go the the 
"Classpath entries" widget, then up to the "Configuration" tab, and then to the "Common" tab. 
Once focus is in the "tab header" area, I'd expect focus to stay there until the user hits the TAB 
key to put focus inside the tab. tab.