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fix(time-range): improve hour input focus behavior#3010

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When entering a single digit hour (3-9), automatically advance focus to the minute input field. This provides a more intuitive time entry experience by recognizing that hours 3-9 are single-digit values in 24-hour format.

log: improve hour input focus behavior
bug: PMS-349815

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Bug Fixes:

  • Ensure focus moves from hour to minute input after entering a single-digit hour from 3 to 9, matching 24-hour time semantics.

When entering a single digit hour (3-9), automatically advance focus to the
minute input field. This provides a more intuitive time entry experience by
recognizing that hours 3-9 are single-digit values in 24-hour format.

log: improve hour input focus behavior
bug: PMS-349815
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Adjusts the hour SpinBox onTextChanged logic so that focus automatically moves to the minute input after a single valid one-digit hour (3–9) or any two-digit hour is entered, improving time entry behavior.

Sequence diagram for updated hour input focus behavior

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant HourSpinBox
    participant MinuteSpinBox

    User->>HourSpinBox: Type first digit
    activate HourSpinBox
    HourSpinBox->>HourSpinBox: onTextChanged(text, focus, typingDigit)
    alt text length is 1 and digit >= 3 and focus and typingDigit
        HourSpinBox->>HourSpinBox: typingDigit = false
        HourSpinBox->>MinuteSpinBox: forceActiveFocus()
        HourSpinBox->>MinuteSpinBox: selectAll()
    else text length is 1 and digit < 3 or not typingDigit or not focus
        HourSpinBox-->>User: Remain in hour input
    end
    deactivate HourSpinBox

    User->>HourSpinBox: Type second digit
    activate HourSpinBox
    HourSpinBox->>HourSpinBox: onTextChanged(text, focus, typingDigit)
    alt text length is 2 and focus and typingDigit
        HourSpinBox->>HourSpinBox: typingDigit = false
        HourSpinBox->>MinuteSpinBox: forceActiveFocus()
        HourSpinBox->>MinuteSpinBox: selectAll()
    else conditions not met
        HourSpinBox-->>User: Remain in hour input
    end
    deactivate HourSpinBox
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Refine hour input onTextChanged behavior to move focus earlier for valid single-digit hours in 24-hour format.
  • Gate all behavior on the hour SpinBox having focus and the user actively typing digits.
  • When the hour text length is 1, parse the first digit and, if it is 3 or greater, move focus to the minute input and select its contents, then reset the typingDigit flag.
  • When the hour text length is 2, always move focus to the minute input and select its contents, then reset the typingDigit flag.
  • Preserve previous behavior of auto-advancing on two-digit entry while adding the new single-digit-hour behavior.
src/dde-control-center/plugin/DccTimeRange.qml

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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

  • The logic in onTextChanged duplicates the minuteInput.forceActiveFocus() / minuteInput.selectAll() block; consider extracting this into a small helper function or inline lambda to keep the branching readable and DRY.
  • When calling parseInt(text, 10) on the single character, it may be safer to guard against non-numeric values (e.g., check with a regex or !isNaN(firstDigit)) so the behavior degrades predictably if the text ever contains unexpected input.
Prompt for AI Agents
Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The logic in `onTextChanged` duplicates the `minuteInput.forceActiveFocus()` / `minuteInput.selectAll()` block; consider extracting this into a small helper function or inline lambda to keep the branching readable and DRY.
- When calling `parseInt(text, 10)` on the single character, it may be safer to guard against non-numeric values (e.g., check with a regex or `!isNaN(firstDigit)`) so the behavior degrades predictably if the text ever contains unexpected input.

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