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NSFloatingWindowLevel above NSModalPanelWindowLevel??
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NSFloatingWindowLevel above NSModalPanelWindowLevel??

  • Subject: NSFloatingWindowLevel above NSModalPanelWindowLevel??
  • From: Scott Chandler <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 11:53:29 -0800
In 10.2.x (maybe even prior), a floating window (in this case, a NSColorPanel) is drawn behind a modal window/panel. In 10.3.x, the same floating window is drawn above the modal dialog. Based on the values returned from -[NSWindow level], 10.2.x behavior would seem to be correct (NSFloatingWindowLevel < NSModalPanelWindowLevel).

Did it break it in 10.3.x, or was a decision made at Apple that perhaps it was better to have floating windows actually float above even modal windows/panels??

Thanks,

Scott Chandler
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