Problems with DatePropertyEditor and LookupPropertyEditor when using the EnterMoveNextControl option

Hello Tzanis,

The behavior of the DatePropertyEditor as well as ways around it are described in the confused about EnterMoveNextControl ticket. As for the LookupPropertyEditor, you will also likely need to handle the control's KeyDown event and process it accordingly, but I would need some additional time to verify. I will update this thread if a different solution is required for this editor.

UPDATE:
The LookupEdit control used by our LookupPropertyEditor listens to the keyboard and shows a popup as a result. So, you will have to create custom LookupEdit and LookupPropertyEditor classes to manage this behavior as you want, I am afraid:

C#
protected override void OnEditorKeyPress(KeyPressEventArgs e) {  
    base.OnEditorKeyPress(e);  
    if(!Properties.ReadOnly && !e.Handled && e.KeyChar != '\t') {  
        char charCode = e.KeyChar;  
        if(Properties.CharacterCasing != CharacterCasing.Normal) {  
            charCode = Properties.CharacterCasing == CharacterCasing.Lower ? Char.ToLower(e.KeyChar) : Char.ToUpper(e.KeyChar);  
        }  
        ShowPopup();  
        if(!Char.IsControl(charCode) || charCode == '\b') {  
            string searchString = charCode == '\b' ? "" : charCode.ToString();  
            PopupForm.Template.SetStartSearchString(searchString);  
        }  
        e.Handled = true; //B30072  
    }  
}  
protected override void OnEditorKeyDown(KeyEventArgs e) {  
    base.OnEditorKeyDown(e);  
    if(e.KeyData == (Keys.Down | Keys.Alt) || e.KeyCode == Keys.Delete) {  
        if(!Properties.ReadOnly && !e.Handled) {  
            ShowPopup();  
            PopupForm.Template.SetStartSearchString("");  
            e.Handled = true;  
        }  
    }  
}  

Thank you very much Dennis