@openui5/ts-types 1.107.1 → 1.108.1

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- // For Library Version: 1.107.1
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+ // For Library Version: 1.108.1
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  declare namespace sap {
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  /**
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- // For Library Version: 1.107.1
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+ // For Library Version: 1.108.1
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  declare namespace sap {
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  namespace ui {
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- // For Library Version: 1.107.1
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  declare namespace sap {
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  namespace ui {
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  */
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  getDefaultButton(): sap.ui.core.ID;
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  /**
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- * @EXPERIMENTAL
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+ * @EXPERIMENTAL - Whether a dialog is regarded as "enabled" during the state transitions (OPENING, CLOSING)
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+ * is not fully decided. Currently, it is enabled during the OPENING phase and disabled during the CLOSING
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+ * phase. The only potential change would be to treat the OPENING phase as disabled as well. Applications
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+ * should be prepared to receive events from "enabled" controls after they called open() on the dialog until
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+ * close() is called on it. If the mentioned potential change should happen, the dialog will become enabled
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+ * only after the transition to OPEN. Events from "enabled" children then can still only arrive between
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+ * open() and close(), so applications that obey the previous rule should continue to work. Only end users
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+ * or code that explicitly triggers pseudo user events will notice a difference.
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+ * A second aspect that might change is the visual behavior of the content: during the CLOSING phase it
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+ * 'looks' enabled but in fact it is already disabled. This avoids unnecessary redraws for content that
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+ * becomes hidden soon. Should this show to be confusing for end users, it might be changed.
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  *
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  * Determines whether the dialog is currently enabled or not.
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  *