Re: checking for clipping by other windows
Re: checking for clipping by other windows
- Subject: Re: checking for clipping by other windows
- From: Chase <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 11:02:03 -0500
i'm trying to use NSWindowList() to at least know if I'm on top of
the window stack or not.
is it correct for NSWindowList() to return a list of all windows
except for the top window?
if i set my window level to a higher level to make it a floating
window, and then call NSWindowList(), i don't see my window number in
the array that is returned. all the rest of the windows appear to be
there, but not mine, even though i'm on the very very tip top of the
window stack.
but, if i set my window level to normal and click on another app's
window and drag it ontop of mine, NSWindowList() returns the same
array, except, i'm in the array now and i'm down a few slots from the
top, which makes sense.
why don't i show up in the list when i'm on top though?
- chase
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