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Message       pedrojo           Post subject: Remove flash at open a new 
windowPosted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 5:10 am                        
Joined: Tue Nov 24, 2009 2:09 am
Posts: 14              Hello, I am developing an application and I need to do 
that everything happens in a window. My idea is, without the user noticing it, 
when he open a new operation in my application that hides the window that was 
before and shows the new window (with the same properties) to look like have 
not changed the window, it appears that the content has only been.

What I have done is save each window in an array of references to windows and 
look for it when I have to open. So far so good, the problem comes when I show 
the new window and hidden the other before, it is at this time in the toolbar 
of the window make a flash. If you open a window on top of another, no flash. 
What happens in this case, opening the window for some reason is not 'focus' 
and then you get 'grayish' then becomes active (has focus), so there is that 
flash.

if you go with the debugger step by step, goes well, except that the window is 
never activated because the focus is on the debugger.

Is there any way to remove that flash when you open a new window? What can I do 
to not notice a change of window? Why when opening the new window runs out the 
'focus' and then active it (set focus)?. 

This only success in Mac OS, not in Windows

Thanks!!   
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