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Greg Brown commented on PIVOT-675:
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By "self-contained", I mean that:
a) It should be possible to execute the code as-is (i.e. it should not require
any modification or additional work to get it to run).
b) The code should not have any external dependencies. Neither of your above
examples are self-contained, because they refer to classes, values, and methods
that are not included in the example (EntryEditorPanel, xxx, deleteEntry(), and
selectedE).
Ideally, it should be the smallest amount of code required to reproduce the
issue.
I'll attach a small app I created to try to reproduce the problem. I was not
able to reproduce it, but maybe you can modify the example to get it to happen.
> Dialog does not become the Active Window
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>
> Key: PIVOT-675
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIVOT-675
> Project: Pivot
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.5.2
> Reporter: Bo
> Attachments: DialogTest.java
>
>
> EntryEditorPanel entryPanel = EntryEditorPanel.create();
>
> Dialog dialog = new Dialog(entryPanel, true);
> dialog.setTitle("New Entry");
> dialog.open(getWindow());
>
> dialog.requestActive();
> dialog.requestFocus();
> ----
> After the above code is executed the component in the dialog has the focus
> and behaves like the active window but it's windows titlebar is still
> grayed-out, it's not blue as you would expect. If you then click on the
> window it's titlebar becomes blue. This is a bit confusing and not the
> behavior you'd expect.
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