En/na Henry Vermaak ha escrit:
2009/1/28 Luca Olivetti l...@wetron.es:
En/na Henry Vermaak ha escrit:
Very funny, but it's not the case at hand: I just need the windows of my
application to always stay on top to the windows of another application.
I can do it in delphi and lazarus/qt, I just
En/na JoshyFun ha escrit:
Affected file is win32callback.inc
Thanks, that was exactly what I had in mind. It works beautifully.
Now you must control the StayOnTop using the HWND_TOPMOST and the
setwindowlong.
Setting fsStayOnTop seems to be enough.
Bye
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Luca Olivetti
Wetron
Hello Hans-Peter,
Thursday, January 29, 2009, 3:51:03 AM, you wrote:
HV so what happens if the other application wants to be on top of yours?
In Windows at least, topmost windows are implemented as a second
windows layer, one for normal windows and other for topmost ones.
HPD Which Windows
Hello,
I really need to create forms that stay on top of all other windows
(yes, even other applications), but using fsStayOnTop doesn't work
(there are a number of bugs about it but the situation isn't clear to me).
I found a couple of delphi suggestions (btw, on my old delphi 2.0
En/na Paul Ishenin ha escrit:
There was bug reports about StayOnTop forms before that they must not
stay on top if another application is active. That was implemented in
the win32 widgetset. Now you complain because of that :) Who is right?
Delphi 7 at least behave the same - it hides
I have a little application written in Delphi which will stay on top of
my web browser to give me a count down time for ebay auctions!
I think that the correct behaviour is that if the main form is
fsStayOnTop then the application should stay on top of other applications.
If the main form is
Leslie Kaye wrote:
I have a little application written in Delphi which will stay on top of
my web browser to give me a count down time for ebay auctions!
I think that the correct behaviour is that if the main form is
fsStayOnTop then the application should stay on top of other applications.
Hi,
I really need to create forms that stay on top of all other windows
(yes, even other applications), but using fsStayOnTop doesn't work
(there are a number of bugs about it but the situation isn't clear to me).
It recalls me what Raymond Chen ( http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing )
said
En/na Inoussa OUEDRAOGO ha escrit:
Quote
How do I create a window that is never covered by any other windows,
not even other topmost windows?
Imagine if this were possible and imagine if two programs did this.
Program A creates a window that is super-topmost and so does Program
B. Now the
2009/1/28 Luca Olivetti l...@wetron.es:
En/na Inoussa OUEDRAOGO ha escrit:
Quote
How do I create a window that is never covered by any other windows,
not even other topmost windows?
Imagine if this were possible and imagine if two programs did this.
Program A creates a window that is
Hello Paul,
Wednesday, January 28, 2009, 10:01:39 AM, you wrote:
PI the win32 widgetset. Now you complain because of that :) Who is right?
PI Delphi 7 at least behave the same - it hides StayOnTop forms when
PI application deactivates.
No, Delphi 7 keeps StayOnTop windows on top always (it
Inoussa OUEDRAOGO wrote:
It recalls me what Raymond Chen ( http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing )
said about that :
Quote
How do I create a window that is never covered by any other windows,
not even other topmost windows?
Imagine if this were possible and imagine if two programs did this.
Hello Henry,
Wednesday, January 28, 2009, 5:10:47 PM, you wrote:
HV so what happens if the other application wants to be on top of yours?
In Windows at least, topmost windows are implemented as a second
windows layer, one for normal windows and other for topmost ones. If
you have 2 topmost
Quote
How do I create a window that is never covered by any other windows,
not even other topmost windows?
Imagine if this were possible and imagine if two programs did this.
Program A creates a window that is super-topmost and so does Program
B. Now the user drags the two windows so that
There was bug reports about StayOnTop forms before that they must not
stay on top if another application is active. That was implemented in
the win32 widgetset. Now you complain because of that :) Who is right?
Delphi 7 at least behave the same - it hides StayOnTop forms when
En/na Henry Vermaak ha escrit:
Very funny, but it's not the case at hand: I just need the windows of my
application to always stay on top to the windows of another application.
I can do it in delphi and lazarus/qt, I just need a hack to do the same
under win32.
so what happens if the other
2009/1/28 Luca Olivetti l...@wetron.es:
En/na Henry Vermaak ha escrit:
Very funny, but it's not the case at hand: I just need the windows of my
application to always stay on top to the windows of another application.
I can do it in delphi and lazarus/qt, I just need a hack to do the same
Benito van der Zander schrieb:
Probably the best solution is to create two flags
fsStayOnTop(Application) and fsStayOnTopGlobally.
The first should be a property of Application, not of the forms, so that
only one form can be the topmost one.
The second one depends on the capabilities of the
JoshyFun schrieb:
HV so what happens if the other application wants to be on top of yours?
In Windows at least, topmost windows are implemented as a second
windows layer, one for normal windows and other for topmost ones.
Which Windows version(s)?
DoDi
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