GettingFocusEventArgs.TryCancel Method
Definition
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Attempts to cancel the ongoing focus action.
public:
virtual bool TryCancel() = TryCancel;bool TryCancel();public bool TryCancel();function tryCancel()Public Function TryCancel () As BooleanReturns
bool
True, if the focus action is canceled; otherwise, false.
Windows requirements
| Device family |
Windows 10, version 1803 (introduced in 10.0.17134.0)
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| API contract |
Windows.Foundation.UniversalApiContract (introduced in v6.0)
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Remarks
Apps that target Windows 10, version 1803 or later should use this property instead of Cancel. If your app also supports previous versions, see Version adaptive apps: Use new APIs while maintaining compatibility with previous versions for more info.
The GotFocus routed event is raised on an element after it receives focus, while the LostFocus routed event is raised on an element after it loses focus.
The GettingFocus and LosingFocus routed events occur before the focus change takes place, which enables your application to modify or cancel the focus change behavior.
GettingFocus and LosingFocus are raised synchronously, while GotFocus and LostFocus are raised asynchronously. For example, if your app calls the Focus method of a control, GettingFocus is raised during the call, but GotFocus is raised after the call completes.
If focus is moved while these events are still bubbling, an exception is thrown.