Bonsoir Richard,
I have the same behavior in an app of mine, written two years ago and
used every day...
I have groups composed with an image and buttons that belong
themselves to a main group.
When the user clicks such a sub group, I bring it to top and allow to
move it.
I have no time right now to dig in the code I used but I'll have a
look during the week-end.
But a thing is already sure, I don't use 'edit mode': it's actually
not necessary and sounds dangerous :-)
Le 17 oct. 08 à 21:17, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Why edit the group? Can't you just get all layer numbers of all
groups, take the highest number and set the layer of the target
group to to that number? Subsequently, get all layer numbers of
of the controls in a group and set the layer number of the target
control to the highest number. This should help, in case editing
a group indeed messes up messages.
Chipp's thread went into that in detail, but in short all the icons
are in a group and turning on the relayerGroupedControls (necessary
to relayer stuff without a group without using editBackground) and
then setting the layer causes the icon group to become a member of
the highest other icon group, so this:
grp "Main"
grp "Icon1"
btn
fld
grp Icon2"
btn
fld
...becomes:
grp "Main"
grp "Icon2"
btn
fld
grp "Icon1"
btn
fld
What I'm after is:
grp "Main"
grp "Icon2"
btn
fld
grp "Icon1"
btn
fld
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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