Bug 268402 [Forms] FormText links do not erase focus ring
I20090310-0100 - open an eclipse project's META-INF/MANIFEST.MF - tab through the controls and note that no focus ring is shown when focus is on links like "Dependencies" and "Runtime" (it can be inferred that these links do have focus because their texts are shown in eclipse's status line at the very bottom) -> on other platforms each link within a Link (eg.- "eclipse.org" and "SWT" in ControlExample) take and show focus independently
bundles/org.eclipse.ui.forms/src/org/eclipse/ui/forms/widgets/FormText.java
* Text in paragraphs and list items will be wrapped according to the width of
 * the control. The following tags can appear as children of either <b>p </b> or
 * <b>li </b> elements:
 * <ul>
 * <li><b>img </b>- to render an image. Element accepts attribute 'href' that
 * is a key to the <code>Image</code> set using 'setImage' method. Vertical
 * position of image relative to surrounding text is optionally controlled by
 * the attribute <b>align</b> that can have values <b>top</b>, <b>middle</b>
 * and <b>bottom</b></li>
 * <li><b>a </b>- to render a hyperlink. Element accepts attribute 'href' that
 * will be provided to the hyperlink listeners via HyperlinkEvent object. The
 * element also accepts 'nowrap' attribute (default is false). When set to
 * 'true', the hyperlink will not be wrapped. Hyperlinks automatically created
 * when 'http://' is encountered in text are not wrapped.</li>
 * <li><b>b </b>- the enclosed text will use bold font.</li>
 * <li><b>br </b>- forced line break (no attributes).</li>
 * <li><b>span </b>- the enclosed text will have the color and font specified
 * in the element attributes. Color is provided using 'color' attribute and is a
 * key to the Color object set by 'setColor' method. Font is provided using
 * 'font' attribute and is a key to the Font object set by 'setFont' method. As with
 * hyperlinks, it is possible to block wrapping by setting 'nowrap' to true
 * (false by default).
 * </li>
 * <li><b>control (new in 3.1)</b> - to place a control that is a child of the
 * text control. Element accepts attribute 'href' that is a key to the Control
 * object set using 'setControl' method. Optionally, attribute 'fill' can be set
 * to <code>true</code> to make the control fill the entire width of the text.
 * Form text is not responsible for creating or disposing controls, it only
 * places them relative to the surrounding text. Similar to <b>img</b>,
 * vertical position of the control can be set using the <b>align</b>