FocusDirection

value class FocusDirection internal constructor(private val value: Int)

The FocusDirection is used to specify the direction for a FocusManager.moveFocus request.

Companion Object

Properties

val Next: FocusDirection

Direction used in FocusManager.moveFocus to indicate that you are searching for the next focusable item.

val Previous: FocusDirection

Direction used in FocusManager.moveFocus to indicate that you are searching for the previous focusable item.

val Left: FocusDirection

Direction used in FocusManager.moveFocus to indicate that you are searching for the next focusable item to the left of the currently focused item.

val Right: FocusDirection

Direction used in FocusManager.moveFocus to indicate that you are searching for the next focusable item to the right of the currently focused item.

val Up: FocusDirection

Direction used in FocusManager.moveFocus to indicate that you are searching for the next focusable item that is above the currently focused item.

val Down: FocusDirection

Direction used in FocusManager.moveFocus to indicate that you are searching for the next focusable item that is below the currently focused item.

val Enter: FocusDirection

Direction used in FocusManager.moveFocus to indicate that you are searching for the next focusable item that is a child of the currently focused item.

val Exit: FocusDirection

Direction used in FocusManager.moveFocus to indicate that you want to move focus to the parent of the currently focused item.

Code Examples

MoveFocusSample

@Composable
fun MoveFocusSample() {
    val focusManager = LocalFocusManager.current
    Column {
        Row {
            Box(Modifier.focusable())
            Box(Modifier.focusable())
        }
        Row {
            Box(Modifier.focusable())
            Box(Modifier.focusable())
        }
        Button(onClick = { focusManager.moveFocus(FocusDirection.Right) }) { Text("Right") }
        Button(onClick = { focusManager.moveFocus(FocusDirection.Left) }) { Text("Left") }
        Button(onClick = { focusManager.moveFocus(FocusDirection.Up) }) { Text("Up") }
        Button(onClick = { focusManager.moveFocus(FocusDirection.Down) }) { Text("Down") }
    }
}