Well spotted, I wasn't really trying to test if win.getfocus() was
greater than one. My original Contextif was:
(win.class(win.getfocus())!="Edit" and (activewindow("c=MauiFrame") or
(win.parent(win.handle("active"))==win.handle("Ecco -*") and not
win.parent(win.handle("active"))==0)))
i.e. I am trying to hide the context bar when the application in
question (EccoPro) opens a child window (a search dialog) that would
otherwise be partly obscured by the context bar.
I have since tried as an alternative:
(win.handlelist("Find ")=="" and (activewindow("c=MauiFrame") or
(win.parent(win.handle("active"))==win.handle("Ecco -*") and not
win.parent(win.handle("active"))==0))),
but the effect was the same: serious problems switching between
windows with context bars. Setting the bar not to auto-show gets rid
of the problem.
Also, I have tried a clean context bar with only a dummy button and
the following contextifs:
1. (win.handlelist("Find ")=="")
2. (win.getfocus() gt 1)
both produce the interference problem if set to auto-show.
Any ideas?
> Its unclear what you have in mind, but win.getfocus() returns the
> handle to the window that has focus.
>
> Here's a working contextif:
>
> *Format contextif (win.exename("active")=="FIREFOX" &&
> win.maxable("active"))
>
> Regards,
> Sheri
>
