Hans,
That doesn't work, because .window is nil in the constructor.
Also I was trying this :
myWindow.constructor
begin
app.mMainWindow = self
end
But Realbasic has the weirdo constructor calling order:
The containerControl constructor methods are called before the
Window.constructor method that contains those controls...
So in my case the app.mMainWindow = nil
so still searching for a trick...
regards,
mvo
From the language reference: ContainerControl Class
Properties: Window Tpye: Window
Gets the containing window. Multiple levels of embedding are
permitted, so this window may not be the highest level
window.
Hans-Georg
On Apr 15, 2006, at 11:50 AM, Marc Van Olmen wrote:
hi,
In the constructor of one of my containercontrol, I want to get
access to the Main (or owner) Window
So the real window that's hosting all the container controls.
The container Controls can be several levels deep of container
controls.
in the debugger I see "ownerWindow", but I can't seem to be able
to access that in my code, because compiler gives warning.
regards,
marc
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