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when i move the mouse on the button but not press its there a way that the button know its was focus
What MCU/Processor/Board and compiler are you using?
arm
What do you want to achieve?
when i move mouse on the button the button know that it was foucs and show some text to let user know what the button work for
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Maybe support focusing individual buttons? With the current button matrix setup, the whole button matrix gets highlighted by the focus, it kinda makes it impossible to style the button matrix (especially when it’s the only focus-able object on the screen) because you’ll have to disable the focus style or something, idk.
Not to mention the “focus” done for the individual buttons inside the matrix for keypad users simply uses the “button pressed style”, which means there is NO feedback at all when a button is actually pressed by a keypress.
Please consider a way of supporting the actual individual button focus!
I am interested in this feature too. I plan to use LVGL on the system that only support mouse and keyboard. The feature is useful for using the mouse device. Very hopefully LVGL can support it.