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  • Subject: NSPanel question
  • From: Andrea Salomoni <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 17:11:56 +0100

Hi to all,

In my little app I have two windows... (ok I know but there isn't any other name for this UI object.... :) ).
As I told I have one window and one panel.
I need to maintain my panel active (front) while the main window is active.
I need something like the photoshop or fireworks floating panels on the left, in this way I will able to edit my main window without see the panels become grey.


I already used [theGraphPanel setLevel:NSFloatingWindowLevel];
But in this way I can see only the panel in the front and my main window will never be in the front too.... so what I need is to have two windows in the front...


ps: I created the panel with IB and not programmatically because inside it I have a complex NSView and I need to manage the NSView from the main window ....

Thank you all for your kind help!
Andrea

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