Changed the behaviour of TableViewTextInput to loose focus on enter/return#35
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Changed the behaviour of TableViewTextInput to loose focus on enter/return#35
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Right now any TableViewTextInput (and TextInput/TextField in general) based elements rely on Accepted and EditingFinished signals to tie in backend logic. The issue with such an approach is that pressing enter fires both signals, while the focus remains in the element providing no visual feedback to the user that the input was accepted. Moreover, adding 'focus = true' in code might accidentally fire secondary EditingFinished signal.
This PR introduces a way to provide visual feedback to the user on enter/return pressed.
Behaviour of Accepted/EditingFinished is not changed: Accepted is fired on enter/return, EditingFinished is fired on enter/return or focus loss.