On 5/3/06, Fred Kiefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [snip]
You shoudl be aware that after wrapping the X window inside of the NSWindow, the later is responcible of freeing the X window. You should not be doing this yourself. Also notice that you have to provide a pointer to the X window not the window itself. I did this to match up with the existing windowDevice: method.
Thank you very much. It works as your example. I will test it on a more complicated environment later. Another thing to pay attention is that the parent window must be mapped before NSWindow can be -orderFront:. Yen-Ju
Cheers Fred
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