i agree that i could 'throw away' the gotFocus but having to handle it in the first place means that the user has moved within the windows form and is now not in step with the unix app, even if unix has ended-up where the user originally intended.
I have looked at doing something similar to...
the thing is i need to stop the user actually moving to another windows control, otherwise it'll fire another gotFocus event, which my app will attempt to handle, possibly while it's still talking to unix to get it in step. it seems to be far easier to stop the gotFocus ever being triggered...
I am writing a screen-scraping app using some third-party VT/Telnet classes, which aims to drive a unix green-screen app as if the user were typing directly into it.
I react to gotFocus events on my windows form controls, which triggers data to be sent to unix, possibly in several bursts. I...
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