--- "mockey_a" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > It may be very helpful to get a function in win.dll
> > "win.enable/disable"
> > which controls the response of the windows to the user input.
> > I guess the mousetrap had done "enable window" accidentally
> > in Mockey's post.
>
> No. It's a simple win.show("under") - mousetrap simply traps the
> click on the caption even when there is a modal window active. The
> main window becomes active with win.show("under") then but the modal
> window stays in the foreground. That's a very useful effect
> actually...
As a matter of fact, I observed that I could control the
parent windows through the modal windows if I use a keyword
'under'/'under parent', even if using PP alone without
relying on mousetrap/keytrap. Maximize, Minimize, Hide, etc.
BTW, the speciality of 'Window.Show()' is that it'll also
'enable' the disabled parent windows. So, 'Show' seems to
pre-require/do the 'enabled' nature of the windows.
('win.show()' seems not to work as expected, on the contrary.
It may be so because win.show() applies to the first windows
while window.show() applies to the genuine parent windows.)
Sean
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