Hi Fred, On Wed, May 22, 2019 at 10:39 AM Fred Kiefer <fredkie...@gmx.de> wrote:
> > > > Am 22.05.2019 um 08:53 schrieb Riccardo Mottola < > riccardo.mott...@libero.it>: > > > > Sergii Stoian wrote: > >> I've wrote tooltips for ProjectCenter PCButton's implementation. After > that someone has copied this implementation into NSView. > >> I looked into ProjectCenter sources long time ago. I was convinced that > PCButton's private tooltips implementation was replaced with NSView's. > > > > I removed the custom ToolTip implementation in PCButton and removed the > custom stuff. Now, very little of PCButton remains, just some graphic > settings, essentially. > > > > The good news is that it works as before. > > > > The bad news is that there were certain bugs in the tooltips and they > remain :) This means.. that the NSView implementation has taken them over 1 > to 1. > > > > With windowmaker, some tooltips work, sometimes they don't show, the > behaviour is > > - move pointer over button > > - TT doesn't show > > - while it doesn't show, the WindowMaker icon gets grey (looses > Application Icon) and sometimes even jumps (focus lost?) > > - slight mouse move over the same "target", ToolTip appears and > WindowMaker shows app icon again, everything fixed > > > > I remember discussing this a while back with Fred. Do you notice that > too? I'm testing with ProjectCenter, I will look for other apps that have > tooltips, but now PC should be really "standard“. > > If I remember correctly the reason for the described behaviour is that the > tooltip window shows up, but is behind the normal window. This sadly is a > rather general issue in GNUstep we don’t get the window manager to agree on > the window stacking. Do you mean NSWindow.h changes ( https://github.com/gnustep/libs-gui/pull/24/files)? My local setup has this window level (see below, it differs from master version) and I don't see any problems right now. Do you? enum { // OPENSTEP // MacOS // GNUstep NSDesktopWindowLevel = -1000, // -- // 2 // -1000 NSNormalWindowLevel = 0, // 0 // 3 // 0 NSFloatingWindowLevel = 3, // 3 // 4 // 3 NSDockWindowLevel = 5, // 5 // 6 // 21 NSSubmenuWindowLevel = 10, // 10 // 5 // 3 NSTornOffMenuWindowLevel = 10, // -- // 5 // 3 NSMainMenuWindowLevel = 20, // 20 // 7 // 20 NSStatusWindowLevel = 21, // -- // 8 // 21 NSModalPanelWindowLevel = 100, // -- // 9 // 100 NSPopUpMenuWindowLevel = 101, // -- // 10 // 101 NSScreenSaverWindowLevel = 1000 // -- // 12 // 1000 }; -- Sergii Stoian, ProjectCenter lead developer NEXTSPACE owner, lead developer
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