stephen.fitch@UK 1997-06-20

Problem
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Pressing the combination of the CONTROL KEY and the TAB key will
cause this Java application to die with a segmentation violation.

Java Workshop 2.0 application dies, when Control+Tab is typed with
input focus within the TextArea in this example.

Code Example
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The following .gui file can be used to exhibit the problem:

GUI DESCRIPTION VERSION 7.0
Encoding=8859_1
Root root1 {
  java.awt.Dimension appletSize width=284;height=234
  java.lang.String groupType Frame
  java.lang.String generateClass ctrl_tab_ta
  child list {
    java.awt.FrameShadow frame1 {
      java.lang.String title Control-TAB-TextArea
      java.awt.Dimension layoutSize width=415;height=365
      java.awt.Point layoutLocation x=313;y=322
      child list {
        GBPanelShadow gbpanel1 {
          [I rowHeights 14
          GBC GBConstraints x=0;y=0;fill=both
          [I columnWidths 14
          [D rowWeights 1.0
          [D columnWeights 1.0
          child list {
            java.awt.TextAreaShadow textarea1 {
              GBC GBConstraints x=0;y=0;fill=both;ipadx=94
              java.lang.String text "

Select focus on this window and type:

CTRL+TAB

A segmentation violation will follow."
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

To Reproduce
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Solaris 2.5.1 || Solaris 2.6 build 31.

CDE Desktop.

Use Java Workshop 2.0 build 114.

Import the .gui from above.

Generate the application:

- Select focus within the TextArea and then type:

CTRL+TAB

This will produce a segmentation violation and the process
is killed.

Expectations
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A fix, so that CTRL+TAB does not kill the application.