Non activating window activates?
Non activating window activates?
- Subject: Non activating window activates?
- From: Brett Powley <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 20 May 2008 09:21:04 +1000
Hi,
I have a faceless background application (using LSUIElement) with a
non activating floating palette (set in Interface Builder) that floats
above all other applications (using setLevel:).
The floating part works fine. The non activating part mostly works
fine too, unless I click on another application's window and then on
the title bar of my palette. In this case, the palette activates.
Clicking on the palette anywhere else (i.e. on one of the tool
buttons) doesn't do this. Clicking on the title bar *after* clicking
on the palette anywhere else doesn't do this.
This is annoying because it messes with my responder chain event
handling -- events that are supposed to go to the application end up
going to the tool palette instead.
(I wonder whether the problem is that the First Responder for this
sort of application behaves differently -- using things other than the
First Responder as my action targets seems to be the workaround.)
Is this a bug? Should a non activating window be being activated at
all?
Thanks,
Brett
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