I tried the trap in uniconifystack and it did not work. I finally just added a (send "dotoplevel" to stack "mainstack" in 30 milliseconds) in the uniconifystack message handler. Then in the dotoplevel I do the toplevel and it works.
It seems the send "" in 30 was needed to set the toplevel.
My only problem is that I tried a repeat on open stacks in the dotoplevel for multiple open substacks and that didn't work.
SO I just went back to the one that worked on 'one' substack and left it at that. It is close to what I wanted.
Thank you for the help.
Tom
On Feb 3, 2004, at 9:53 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 2/3/04 8:44 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:I want to send to back a window and/or bring to front a stack window.
Use the "toplevel" command. It brings the stack to the, well, top level. You can show your substacks this way:
toplevel "mySubStackName"
I need to change the order once a stack is un-minimized. I heard on the list that scripts do not send the uniconify message so how else can I know when the stacks are un-minimized and then rearrange which are on top?
The "uniconifyStack" message is sent. (When a user collapses a stack, the "iconifyStack" message is sent.) Write a handler that catches that message:
on uniconifyStack -- check whatever you need to check here toplevel "mySubstackName" end uniconifyStack
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