The object that currently has focus on Starling.current.stage. May return null if no object has focus.

You can call geFocusManagerForStage() to access the active IFocusManager instance for any Stage instance that isn't equal to Starling.current.stage.

In the following example, the focus is changed on the current stage:

    FocusManager.focus = someObject;

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A function that creates a focus manager.

This function is expected to have the following signature:

function():IFocusManager

In the following example, the focus manager factory is modified:

    FocusManager.focusManagerFactory = function(root:DisplayObjectContainer):IPopUpManager
    {
        return new CustomFocusManager(); //a custom class that implements IFocusManager
    };

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The default factory that creates a focus manager.

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Disables focus management on all stages where it has previously been enabled.

Returns the active focus manager for the specified Starling stage. May return null if focus management has not been enabled for the specified stage.

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Determines if the focus manager is enabled or disabled for the specified Starling stage.

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Adds a focus manager to the stack for the root argument's stage, and gives it exclusive focus. If focus management has not been enabled for the root's stage, then calling this function will throw a runtime error.

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Removes the specified focus manager from the stack. If it was the top-most focus manager, the next top-most focus manager is enabled.

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Enables or disables focus management on the specified Starling stage. For mobile apps, the focus manager should generally remain disabled. For desktop apps, it is recommended to enable the focus manager to support keyboard navigation.

In the following example, focus management is enabled:

    FocusManager.setEnabledForStage(stage, true);

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