Should it not be triggered? The editbox has been changed - it is no longer focused! At the very least it needs to redraw the window without the cursor.

Also, when using an IME for text input, the edit box string can also change as we discard any non-commited IME input.

So running the OnEditboxChanged is intended. But I do wonder what you mean with It ends up triggering window invalidation again and again. ? It should only do it once for losing focus, so is there something we are not seeing there?

Tnx :)

So running the OnEditboxChanged is intended. But I do wonder what you mean with It ends up triggering window invalidation again and again. ? It should only do it once for losing focus, so is there something we are not seeing there?

Tnx :)

Nope, that was a mistake observation I made, it actually only triggers once. I will change the description to make it clear.

Thanks for the responses. I guess this makes sense. I wonder if a OnEditboxContentsChanged callback would make sense, though probably not as I don't think there are even that many usages of OnEditboxChanged. Anyhow, I am closing this as it seems to be working fine and doesn't cause any trouble. It was nice to get some discussion on this.