Couldn' you just save a reference to the window?
if (myWindow != null) {
// ... pop it up
myWindow = ....
}
or use a boolean flag.
private var bIsOpen = false;
if (!bIsOpen) {
// ... pop it up
myWindow = ....
bIsOpen = true;
}
Peace, Mike
On 3/30/06, Alex & Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have a simple TitleWindow that I open when I click on a button.
Each time I click on the button a new TitleBar opens. How can I see if
the TitleWindow is already open? Or any other solution to this issue
will do.
Alexander
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