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:: com :: sun :: star :: form ::
enum TabulatorCycle
Description specifies how the TAB key should be used in a form. If the last control of a form is focused, and the user pressed the TAB key, there are several possibilities how a FormController should handle this. TabulatorCycle specifies these possibilities. Note that the TabulatorCycle determines what happens when SHIFT-TAB is pressed on the first control of a form, as well as when TAB is pressed on the last control. First and last refers to the tabbing order of controls. See also FormControlModel::TabIndex, FormController

Values
RECORDS | pressing the TAB key from the last control moves the focus to the first control in the tab order of the next record.
CURRENT | pressing the TAB key from the last control moves the focus to the first control in the tab order of the same record.
PAGE | pressing the TAB key from the last control of a form moves the focus to the first control of the next form in the tab order.

Values' Details
RECORDS
RECORDS, Description pressing the TAB key from the last control moves the focus to the first control in the tab order of the next record.
CURRENT
CURRENT, Description pressing the TAB key from the last control moves the focus to the first control in the tab order of the same record.
PAGE
PAGE, Description pressing the TAB key from the last control of a form moves the focus to the first control of the next form in the tab order.

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