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for help.
Anyone know of the specific reasons an AIR app will be activated (dispatch
applicationActivate event) by the OS? When clicking in a transparent area it
should not be activated IIRC.
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If you have drawn pixels of alpha=0 then I wouldn't be surprised if those
pixels pick up mouse events.
On 4/23/14 12:05 AM, Fréderic Cox coxfrede...@gmail.com wrote:
Can anyone with some expertise regarding transparent Adobe AIR
applications
have a look at this issue?
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If you have time, run a test with an ActionScript-only project (no Flex
code).
It could be that Flex is still drawing something. But it is unclear from
the doc snippet what fully transparent means. It could still mean that
you didn't draw anything vs drew something with alpha=0
On 4/23/14 9:58
Don't know if it will work but have you tried manually dispatching a
DEACTIVATE event?
On 23/04/2014 17:58, Fréderic Cox wrote:
If I could somehow deactivate my application when it is activated
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