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@@ -634,4 +634,29 @@ In v2_develop it's all kinds of confused. Here's what it SHOULD do:
Like `Checkbox` the right thing to do is for Hotkey to NOT set focus. Why? If the user is in a TextField and wants to change a setting via a RadioGroup, they should be able to use the hotkey and NOT have to then re-focus back on the TextView. The `TextView` in `Text Input Controls` Scenario is a good example of this.
## `Slider` - Should operate just like RadioGroup
## `Slider` - Should operate just like RadioGroup
- BUGBUG: Slider should support Hotkey w/in Legends
## `NumericUpDown`
## `ListView`
### `!HasFocus`
* `Enter` - n/a because no focus
* `Space` - n/a because no focus
* `Title.Hotkey` - `Command.Hotkey` -> Set focus. Do NOT advance state.
* `Click` - `Command.Select` -> If `CanFocus`, sets focus and advances state to clicked ListItem.
* `Double Click` - Sets focus and advances state to clicked ListItem and then raises `Accept`.
### `HasFocus`
* `Enter` - `Command.Accept` -> Advances state to selected RadioItem and Raises `Accept`
* `Space` - `Command.Select` -> Advances state
* `Title.Hotkey` - `Command.Hotkey` -> does nothing
* `RadioItem.Hotkey` - `Command.Select` -> Advance State to RadioItem with hotkey.
* `Click` - `Command.Select` -> If `CanFocus`, sets focus and advances state to clicked ListItem.
* `Double Click` - Sets focus and advances state to clicked ListItem and then raises `Accept`.
What about `ListView.MultiSelect` and `ListViews.AllowsMarking`?