Looks like the FOCUSED state doesn't exist in frame / dialog level. When checked with accerciser, I could not see the FOCUSED state. Its either bug in application or the functionality limitation. Its not bug in LDTP.

Closing the bug.

Thanks

Thanks Nagappan.  That sounds like a test case I should add the a11y testbot.  Something like:

activatewindow({frame of application})
Either frmTerminal (or a dialog child?  or _ANY_ focusable child???) should have state.FOCUSED

(In reply to comment #2)
> activatewindow({frame of application})
> Either frmTerminal (or a dialog child?  or _ANY_ focusable child???) should
> have state.FOCUSED

I noticed state.ACTIVE is appropriate in Window level, just give a try with this:

>>> from ldtp import *
>>> hasstate('frmTerminal', 'frmTerminal', state.ACTIVE) # Terminal in focus
1
>>> wait(2);hasstate('frmTerminal', 'frmTerminal', state.ACTIVE) # Terminal *not* in focus
1
0
>>> wait(2);hasstate('frm*-gedit', 'frm*-gedit', state.ACTIVE) # Gedit *not* in focus
1
0
>>> wait(2);hasstate('frm*-gedit', 'frm*-gedit', state.ACTIVE) # Gedit in focus
1
1

Thanks

Yes I've tried all of these and they work just as you indicated they should.

Should active windows always have one and only one child with state focused?