--- In [email protected], Cüneyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > brucexs wrote (on 22.08.2006 13:22): > > > ...Can you > > you see what PowerPro thinks is the active window when the dust > > settles (ie after activating new window and PowerPro switching or note > > switching) by putting somethink like > > *info expr(win.caption("rawactive")) > > in a bar button? > > It depends. > > > FYI, I've tested this by using only one window on the desktop, > Ultraedit. I have a main bar called "bar_main" where I display the *Info > label with the expression above. And I'm waiting for 2-3 seconds before > every action and switching desktops via keyboard. > > > Variant 1: > > I click on bar_main. Active => bar_main, duh! > > I activate Ultraedit before minimization. Active => Ultraedit, duh! > > I minimize it to a dynamically cl-generated bar. Active => bar_main > > I switch to another vdesk => Active => bar_main or very rarely > SystemMeter Plugin > > I hover the bar. Active => "PowerPro pproconf", or very seldomly the > cl-bar itself "_cl_somehandlenum" > > I restore the window by clicking bar. Active => bar_main or SystemMeter > Plugin. The original VDesk is rarely restored and Ultraedit does not get > activated; I'm using plain win.show(handleid). > > > > Variant 2: > > I begin with clicking on the desktop. Active => Program Manager > > I minimize Ultraedit to a cl-bar, *without* activating it. Active => > still Progman > > I switch to another Vdesk. Active => still Progman > > I hover the bar. Active => "PowerPro pproconf", or very seldomly the > cl-bar itself "_cl_somehandlenum" > > I restore Ultraedit. Active => Ultraedit, and the original Vdesk is most > of time, but not always, restored. Ultraedit does or does not become active. > > > For my particular case, I have a very simple solution. Since I control > the bar and I know the vdesk in which a window's been minimized, I've > simply added a "Vdesk switchto <originalvdesk>" to the restore command > of the bar. So you decide if you fix this problem or not. >
Thanks for taking the time to do these tests. It does not look like something easy to solve; since you have a workaround, I am going to leave it as is for now. Attention: PowerPro's Web site has moved: http://www.ppro.org Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
