android: what is the difference between focused, enabled, pressed, and selected states?

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Enabled -> User Interaction possible.

Disabled -> User interaction not possible.

  • if you hover the mouse over a widget, it is focussed
  • If you make a press-down (half click) on that widget, it is pressed
  • If you press-down and press-up while the mouse is at the same position, it is selected

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