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Re: NSDrawer in full screen mode
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Re: NSDrawer in full screen mode


  • Subject: Re: NSDrawer in full screen mode
  • From: Douglas Davidson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Sep 2002 18:46:53 -0700

On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 04:54 AM, Paul Cezanne wrote:

This all works fine. My problem is that on myMainWindow I have a drawer and when that opens it is not on the ShieldingWindowLevel.

Please file a bug on this; there was an issue of this sort at one point, but I had thought it was fixed in Jaguar. You should be able to work around this as follows. It is private exactly how NSDrawer is implemented; currently it is implemented using a subsidiary window that is attached to the parent, but it could potentially be implemented in future as a distinct portion of the parent window, or by some other means. However, the content view of the drawer must always be in some window, even if that object (as currently) is private, and you can ask the view for its window. If you set the level of the drawer's content view's window to be the same as the level of the parent window, that should be correct whether the two windows are distinct or not.

Douglas Davidson
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