On Jul 6, 2009, at 7:52 AM, Jacek Kałucki wrote:
> I try to explore twitterClient application with ClassDesigner:
> 1) change directory to twitterClient\ui
While I try to handle this as well as possible, it's almost always
better to start from the project's home directory.
> 2) start ClassDesigner
> 3) open tweezerForm.cdxml definition at start (class, properties and
> method forms
> are shown) - everything is ok so far
> 4) from CD File menu I open another class file - tweet.cdxml, but new
> class form didn't shows
> and method form shows tweetPanel code instead
Maybe the window is off-screen or otherwise hidden? Does its name
appear in the Window menu?
> 5) now I close all three forms, but ClassDesigner remains active in
> background,
> what wouldn't happen if I omit step 4.
That tells me that the window is open; you just can't see it for some
reason.
> Why in such situation CD remains active in background and is this
> feature or bug?
One thing you might try is to go all the way through Step 5, and then
select 'Command Window' from the File menu. That should open up an
interactive session window, and in that window 'self' refers to the
window that was active when the menu option was selected. In the
Command Window, run the command: self.Position = (50, 50)
... and see if the design surface pops into view.
-- Ed Leafe
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