At 18:34 +0100 2002.06.01, Alan Fry wrote:
>>Well, if you could keep the app hidden in the background, would that be
>>sufficient? Other than that, though, I have no thought offhand about how
>>it could be done.
>
>In fact, as it happens, MacPerl does stay in the foreground, so the
>unwanted GC window pops up behind the MacWindow depending of course
>on where the two windows are positioned. Its not too bad, but it's
>not ideal.
No, I mean *hidden*. Try:
use Mac::Apps::Launch;
Hide('GKON');
Then send events to it, and you won't see the window, because
GraphicConverter will be hidden (assuming it is already running).
Also note that Mac::Glue creates glues from the aete resource, however,
those glues -- just big data structures -- can be edited (with the glueedit
droplet) so you can add the missing classes/events/etc.
>I'll try to persuade Thorsten Lemke to have another look at the
>AE/Convert situation. It's kind of ironic that Graphic Converter
>should be weak-ish in the AE-Convert department.
And maybe ask him to add them to the aete resource. :-)
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