>> Occasionally I want to close one of these types of windows are non modal and
>> I don't have a reference to it.
> 
> I can imagine that; I may even have run into this myself -- but I
> think I just zipped through the window list, and closed anything that
> IsA PreferencesWindow (or whatever I called my window class).  I've
> never needed to do this for so many different windows that it was
> worth trying to generalize it.  But, I now see why you asked the
> question -- if there were some easy way to generalize it, that might
> be handy if you have a lot of these one-instance window classes.

Thanks for the dialog Joe. In refactoring I noticed this in several places
ss I was attempting a generalized method to put in my external
WindowsExtensions module :-)

Out of curiosity, do you know if there a structural reason one can't pass a
class as a parameter or has this simply not been implemented?

Thanks,

Keith

> Best,
> - Joe


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