Re: How to detect when the application loses or takes focus

• Subject: Re: How to detect when the application loses or takes focus
• From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
• Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 16:11:07 -0700
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Ian Cheyne wrote:

>You recall correctly about getOppositeWindow() having bugs. I raised it on
>the list a while ago and a few of us had encountered the same problem. I
>think its fixed now leaving the door open for identifying whether the
>application has gained/lost focus.

"Fixed now" doesn't mean "fixed everywhere".  It's quite possible that your
code will find itself running on a configuration where the bug ISN'T fixed,
so it needs to act cautiously or even defensively.

  -- GG


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