The Wide-Graph being a child window belonging to WSJT-X, I believe it
should be the responsibility ofWSJT-X to control the behaviour of its
owned windows, not that of a third party application like JTAlert.
JTAlert support for having the Wide-Graph window follow the main WSJT-X
window when minimising/restoring was reluctantly added after far too
many requests for the featureand not being available natively within WSJT-X.
It is likely there may be some JTAlert code deficiencies in how it is
currently handled. In the code is a tight loop monitoring multiple
window handles and window states with code exceptions depending on the
OS version involved (I'll be glad when I finally drop support for XP).
i'll investigate. BUT, I still feel this should be the responsibility of
the WSJT-X code.
de Laurie VK3AMA
On 21/05/2016 10:39 PM, Bill Somerville wrote:
I think a defect, if you click the JTAlert task bar icon three times
in your scenario it eventually brings the wide graph to the front. It
only seems to restore the wide graph whereas it brings the main window
to the front regardless of whether it is hidden or minimized. To be
consistent JTAlert should treat the wide graph and the main WSJT-X
window the same way when doing this.
73
Bill
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