Hi Richard,
see my other mail for the reason why I am bothering. I just tried to
find the code of NSRunAltertPanel in the GNustep tree
grep -r "NSRunAlertPanel" /usr/src/core/gui
in the hope I might be able to fix this with a [panel setLevel:...]
call but only found its defintion
APPKIT_EXPORT int NSRunAlertPanel(NSString *title,
NSString *msg,
NSString *defaultButton,
NSString *alternateButton,
NSString *otherButton, ...);
in
/usr/src/core/gui/Headers/AppKit/NSPanel.h
not its implementation!? What am I missing?
Look in NSAlert.m
Perhaps GSAlertPanel should call [self setFloatingPanel: YES] in its
initialisation?
Thanks!
However, this did not make a difference! I checked the window levels.
My main window has NSNormalWindowLevel, the NSRunAlertPanel has
NSFloatingWindowLevel. Normally it should always be above the main win,
but it is not. Could this be window manager related? I am using sawfish
on the debian system! May be sawfish is so simple that it does not
support different window levels.
Regards,
Andreas
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