Hi,
Looking at the CGWindowLevel.h header of the CoreGraphics framework:
enum {
kCGBaseWindowLevelKey = 0,
...
kCGDesktopIconWindowLevelKey,
...
#define kCGDesktopIconWindowLevel \
CGWindowLevelForKey(kCGDesktopIconWindowLevelKey)
$ ./miniruby -e "fra
Hi,
I didn't find out how to use the kCGDesktopWindowLevel directly, but you can
use the kCGDesktopWindowLevelKey constant if you use a capital K at the
beginning.
So the call:
window.setLevel(CGWindowLevelForKey(KCGDesktopWindowLevelKey))
works.
I looked at the CoreGraphics.bridgesupport in
I've not been able to generate a Bridge Support file for the AppKit.framework
on my machine, but if you can then you can load the framework and then load the
bridge support file and you should get access to those constants, I believe the
k changes to K though.
The alternative would be to define
Hey,
In Ruby, constants are identified by a capital letter at the beginning of its
name, and that is why a NameError exception is raised.
If this Objective-C constant is available to you, I don't think it would be
available as a local variable in MacRuby.
Maybe MacRuby encapsulates this data i
Hello everybody,
i'm new to MacRuby and currently trying my first Project.
I try to draw a NSPanel at the desktop window level.
Therefore, i would use the [window setLevel:kCGDesktopIconWindowLevel] method
in Objective-C.
In MacRuby the call window.setLevel(kCGDesktopIconWindowLevel) doesn't wor
