Yes, my dialog has a name and it appears in the tblD table:
tblD => (table #3)
[1] => "Choose Facts"
[2] => "Enter Age"
[3] => "Multifact"
The active dialog is Multifact in this instance.
The active dialog has a title bar “Multifact”.
The dialog is constructed using a wrapper that ensure that ‘dialog title’ =
‘name’
And now I’m confused, because after hours of testing, the damned thing is
working…
Sorry to trouble you but at least you’ve confirmed my code seems to be right.
From: Antonio Scuri <[email protected]>
Sent: 05 March 2019 17:58
To: IUP discussion list. <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [Iup-users] Using ACTIVEWINDOW for a dialog
Hi,
Your code seems to be right.
Does your dialog has a name, and it appears in the tblD table?
Does the active dialog has a title bar? We use a Win32 function that checks
for the "active caption".
Best,
Scuri
Em ter, 5 de mar de 2019 às 14:14, <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> > escreveu:
OK, so I have some LUA code in Windows:
Local function IdentifyActiveWindow() -- at this point the active window is
always an iup dialog
--depends on having names associated with all dialogs, which is true
local tblD, _ = iup.GetAllDialogs() --get dialog names, which are not
the same as their handles
for _, v in ipairs(tblD) do
d = iup.GetHandle(v)
if d.ACTIVEWINDOW == "YES" then
return d
end
end
end
local currdlg=IdentifyActiveWindow()
-- do some stuff which opens a window via another Windows program
currdlg.bringfront = "YES"
And it doesn't work... d.ACTIVEWINDOW never returns "YES"
So, I'm think I've misunderstood something somewhere but can't work out what...
And when it's pointed out I will turn bright read and crawl into a cave.
Helen
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