Question TreeView input field not working

Hi!

I created a TreeView with MultiColumnHeader and it works fine for showing the information that I need.
Although, my problem is with the editing / using input fields.

I have two columns, for example some key - value pairs and I want to edit the value field inside this TreeView.
I tried with multiple TextFields, like EditorGUI.TextField, EditorGUILayout.TextField or DelayedTextField, but the result was the same.
The field is there visually and I can select any line / row, but the input field not get the focus (or at least this is what I see) and not recognize any keys, in this way I'm not able to change the value of this input field.

I couldn't find any clue what I missed or how it can work. I already checked this manual https://docs.unity3d.com/2021.1/Documentation/Manual/TreeViewAPI.html.

Here is the main part of my code for this:

Spoiler: Code

Code (CSharp):

1. protected override void RowGUI(RowGUIArgs args) {
2. if (Event.current.rawType != EventType.Repaint)
3.             {
4.                 return;
5.             }
6.     for (int i = 0; i < args.GetNumVisibleColumns(); i++) {
7.         CellGui(args.GetCellRect(i), (Column)args.GetColumn(i), ref args);
8.     }
9. }
10.  
11. private void CellGui(Rect cellRect, Column column, ref RowGUIArgs args) {
12.     CenterRectUsingSingleLineHeight(ref cellRect);
13.     Translation translation = data.translationList[args.item.id - 1];
14.     switch (column) {
15.         case Column.Key:
16.             DefaultGUI.Label(cellRect, translation.key, args.selected, args.focused);
17.             break;
18.         case Column.Translation:
19.             // Not get the focus when clicked on it, cannot edit the field, cannot recognize any key press, etc.
20.             translation.translation = EditorGUI.DelayedTextField(cellRect, translation.translation);
21.             break;
22. }}

Here is an example image:

Spoiler: Example

 

Nevermind, I found what caused my issue and prevent the actions to receive in the input fields.
If you have a simple treeview and the input fields are not react to the interactions, it worth to just check the flow and events.

I just simply blocked the events with this line in the RowGUI method:

Code (CSharp):

1. if (Event.current.rawType != EventType.Repaint)
2. {
3.     return;
4. }

It was my mistake to mess with this, but maybe somebody will end up in the same situation.