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Re: what's the topmost NSWindow level
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Re: what's the topmost NSWindow level


  • Subject: Re: what's the topmost NSWindow level
  • From: Fei Li <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 8 May 2003 12:04:29 -0600

Thanks for responding.

I wonder If "the windowing system is prevented from touching the display " means the windowing system doesn't allow any other application to draw on the screen when an full screen openGL is played. If so, if there is any specific method to draw on the screen at that time.

I set my window to kCGMaximumWindowLevel(as Aidas told me) but still can't be seen above Keynote. I think your guess should be right.

Thanks,
Fei
On Wednesday, May 7, 2003, at 01:01 AM, Kenneth C. Dyke wrote:


On Tuesday, May 6, 2003, at 01:09 PM, Fei Li wrote:

Hello all,
What's the topmost window level I can set for a window.

I want to show a window when Keynote slidesshow is playing. But even I set window level to NSScreenSaverWindowLevel+1000, the window still can't be seen. And the window can't be seen when screen saver displays either. If screen saver and Keynote use the highest window level so that no higher window can be set above them.

I'd guess that keynote is using fullscreen opengl, which means the windowing system.

-Ken

Kenneth Dyke, email@hidden (personal), email@hidden (work)
Sr. Mad Scientist, MacOS X OpenGL Group, Apple Computer, Inc.
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