Re: systemwide floating window?
Re: systemwide floating window?
- Subject: Re: systemwide floating window?
- From: Lee Morgan <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 3 May 2005 20:41:37 -0400
See NSWindow Constants
Specifically the following is worth noting... <snip> These constants specify the window’s level. The stacking of levels takes precedence over the stacking of windows within each level. That is, even the bottom window in a level will obscure even the top window of the next level down. Levels are listed in order from lowest to highest. These constants are mapped (using #define) to corresponding elements in the window level enum in Core Graphics. </snip>
- lee
On May 3, 2005, at 8:25 PM, Modesitt Software wrote: In carbon I can create a systemwide floating window of class kUtilityWindowClass. This window floats on top of all other application windows. In Cocoa, a panel set as a "non activating Panel" is the closest I could find, except that it does not float above all other application windows. Is there a way to have a panel act as a systemwide floating window so that it floats above all other application windows, just as the Carbon kUtilityWindowClass does? If so, how? Thanks! Bill
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