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Fixed the issue where edit textBox loses focus when using up/down to switch property values ​​on edit textBox #12431

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Expand Up @@ -3997,7 +3997,7 @@ private void Refresh(bool fullRefresh, int startRow, int endRow)
startRow = 0;
}

if (fullRefresh || OwnerGrid.HavePropertyEntriesChanged())
if (OwnerGrid.HavePropertyEntriesChanged())
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COuld you please help me understand this fix? I would expect that in this scenario OwnerGrid.HavePropertyEntriesChanged is true.

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When setting a property, the SetPropertyValue method is called. In this method, the Refresh method is called to refresh the property list based on the Attribute of the property.

But in fact, when setting the AutoSize property, the number and structure of properties in the property list will not change. We only need to refresh the linked property values, so there is no need to recreate the property list.

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When we switch the value of the edit text by pressing the up and down keys, the SelectAll event will be called, and this event will eventually enter the SelectInternal method. The AI ​​notification is sent from the SelectInternal method here, but the notification sent here is UIA_Text_TextSelectionChangedEventId. If we add notification UIA_AutomationFocusChangedEventId to it, this problem also can be resolved.

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But in fact, when setting the AutoSize property, the number and structure of properties in the property list will not change. We only need to refresh the linked property values, so there is no need to recreate the property list.

Please verify this with a Label control and Multiline property ( if still applicable to the new approach)

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Please test with NVDA and JAWS.

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Tested with NVDA and JAWS, same results for both tools
And using the changes from commit1 and commit 2, same results too.
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{
if (HasEntries && !InPropertySet && !CommitEditTextBox())
{
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