Strangely enough I had a look at Photoshop on Windows the other day
specifically to see how it handled floating palettes. I'm not sure
what version it was but it used an MDI so all of the palettes were
implemented inside of the outer window.
JInternalFrames can be set to look like a palette on some look and
feels (including Aqua). I have wondered whether it would be possible
to create one of these on the sly and then borrow its title bar for
my own purposes but I couldn't find a way to do that. Does anyone
know if this is feasible.
Ian Cheyne
On 31 May 2006, at 21:05, twall wrote:
On Wed, 31 May 2006 at 15:44:14, Werner Randelshofer wrote:
I haven't seen floating palette windows in any major windows
application (MS
Office, Macromedia Studio, and the like). At least none, that show/
hide when
an application looses/gains focus.
I wonder how Photoshop and Illustrator handle all those tool
windows. It's been
a while since I had them installed on a w32 box.
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