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Re: Keeping a Window on Top

Subject: Re: Keeping a Window on Top
From: Ben Robinson <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2007 15:20:26 +0000
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I have looked around and am still struggling to get this to work
properly - I would like my app window, which is an NSPanel (although
could be something else) to stay on top of all windows of all
applications - in the same way as the Force Quit window does.  I have
tried using setLevel with various options, but nothing seems to work,
as soon as another app is clicked, it sits on top of my window!?


 You might want to take a closer look at the NSWindow API reference.
Particularly, -setLevel: (see the constants for the appropriate
setting).

--
I.S.

Thanks for that - I had tried setLevel and it didn't work, but as you suggested it again I tried using setLevel in the applicationDidResignActive method instead of activateIgnoringOtherApps - and that solved the problem - works exactly as I want!! _______________________________________________

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