Requirement: In the “VisualizationManager” object, the “Activate standard keyboard handling” option is selected.
The hotkeys for standard keyboard handling make it possible for users to operate the visualization with the keyboard only. Elements that respond to user input can process a keyboard event instead of a mouse event. You do not have to change their input configuration to do this. The common hotkeys are supported by all devices and are available on all display variants when needed.
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Keyboard Shortcut |
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[Tab] |
The focus jumps to the next element. The next element that responds to a configured or preconfigured user input is in focus. The order of elements corresponds to the order that the elements were added to the editor. If the focused element is a table, then the upper left cell in the table is the next focus. After that, the focus moves to each next cell until all cells have been in focus. In addition, only cells that require input are focused. If the focused element is a frame, then an element of the referenced visualization is set next in focus in the frame. After that, the focus moves to each next element until all elements have been in focus. In addition, only elements that require input are focused. |
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[Shift]+[Tab] |
The focus jumps to the previous element. The focus moves to the element that is before the currently focused element in the added order. In other words, the order is the opposite as for “Tab”. |
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[Arrow] |
The focus jumps to the element in the direction as indicated by the arrow. |
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[Enter] |
The visualization detects the input at the focused element and triggers the input action. |