Hi Paolo,
Setting the systemWindow property to true should work as you expect it:
The window is always on top of any other window (rev window or any
other app window).
I encourage you to check, uncheck and check again the box in the
property palette: it does not seem to respond every time...
Note that when a window is a system window, its style stays
'toplevel' even if the title bar becomes a palette title bar and the
dock box is of course disabled. In addition, you can set the
windowshape of such a window without affecting its systemwindow
property but changing its decorations will set systemWindow to false...
Le 16 nov. 07 à 09:48, paolo mazza a écrit :
Dear friends,
how can I keep a revolution stack always on top and at the same
time have
an application working in background in MACOSX?
In my application, using windowshape I can see the background
application.
But, if the user clicks on this application, the finder put on top
this
application and it show its menu. How can I prevent this?
I tryed using the "systemWindow" property but it is not clear to
me how
it works on macosx.
I want the revolution stack always on top, even if the user clicks
on an
other application.
Any idea?
Thanks
Paolo
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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