Note that you now need to specify the Alert's owner by a call to
setOwner() before you call open(). I know this is less convenient than
the open(Window) method, but we had to eliminate that method because
it was a source of memory leaks. We gave a lot of thought to other
solutions, but we felt that eliminating the problem methods altogether
was the cleanest solution. It is also consistent with how similar APIs
in Windows and GTK work (which also require the caller to manually set
the window owner).
Hopefully this change doesn't require too much rework on your part.
Let us know if you have any questions or run into any issues.
G
On Sep 16, 2009, at 4:32 PM, Scott Lanham wrote:
Hi,
Was it intentional to change Alert.open() so that only a Display
could be
passed as the first argument instead of a Window?
Thanks,
Scott.
