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The KeyboardInput at least lets us remove this ref/focus handling (handles it under the hood for us). Since the <KeyboardInput /> also grabs input if its lost - it seemed to work more reliably for me when clicking on the screen.
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Ah!I like that <Keyboard /> handles ref/focus under the hood!
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@bryphe sorry I just noticed your PR! Sorry for the late reply. 😅 But I think the changes you suggested make more sense semantically. Thank you for your help here! ❤️ |
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Hi @benschinn !
Just an experiment adding the
<KeyboardInput />from this PR: revery-ui/revery#509Also experimented with some of the semantic components we have now (
<Center />,<Container />) - feel free to use theStyleinstead though (whichever you prefer).