FocusOrder

Kotlin |Java

class FocusOrder

kotlin.Any
↳	androidx.compose.ui.focus.FocusOrder

Specifies custom focus destinations that are used instead of the default focus traversal order.

Summary

Public constructors
`<init>()` Specifies custom focus destinations that are used instead of the default focus traversal order.

Properties
FocusRequester	`down` A custom item to be used when the user moves focus "down".
FocusRequester	`end` A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "right" in LTR mode and "left" in RTL mode.
FocusRequester	`left` A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "left" item.
FocusRequester	`next` A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "next" item.
FocusRequester	`previous` A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "previous" item.
FocusRequester	`right` A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "right" item.
FocusRequester	`start` A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "left" in LTR mode and "right" in RTL mode.
FocusRequester	`up` A custom item to be used when the user moves focus "up".

FocusOrder()

Specifies custom focus destinations that are used instead of the default focus traversal order.

var down: FocusRequester

A custom item to be used when the user moves focus "down".

var end: FocusRequester

A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "right" in LTR mode and "left" in RTL mode.

var left: FocusRequester

A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "left" item.

var next: FocusRequester

A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "next" item.

var previous: FocusRequester

A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "previous" item.

var right: FocusRequester

A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "right" item.

var start: FocusRequester

A custom item to be used when the user moves focus to the "left" in LTR mode and "right" in RTL mode.

var up: FocusRequester

A custom item to be used when the user moves focus "up".