1. In win32lib,how to make a window stay all on top

There are many window styles,but I can not find a property to make a 
window stay all on top,in .net framework a TopMost property will do.

End User Programming with Hierarchical Objects for Robust Interpreted 
Applications
Robust is true,but not so many Hierarchical Objects.

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2. Re: In win32lib,how to make a window stay all on top

On Sat, Jan 18, 2003 at 01:22:35PM +0000, Liu Junfeng wrote:
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> End User Programming with Hierarchical Objects for Robust Interpreted 
> Applications
> Robust is true,but not so many Hierarchical Objects.  

Hmm ...

+ Object
++ ... possible userdefined types
++ Atom
+++ ... possible userdefined types
+++ Integer
++++ ... possible userdefined types
++ Sequence
+++ ... possible userdefined types

Not really that robust either ...

jbrown

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3. Re: In win32lib,how to make a window stay all on top

Liu,

Instead of a window style, try:
moveZOrder
to make a window always topmost.

Dan Moyer

<from Win32Lib doc:>
[proc]
moveZOrder ( integer id, atom ztype)
Move id to up or down the of Z order of windows.
Category: Attributes


ztype can be one of HWND_TOP, HWND_BOTTOM, HWND_TOPMOST or HWND_NOTOPMOST,
or another control id.

Example:


          -- change the order of this window.
          moveZOrder( msgWindow,  HWND_TOPMOST)

          -- move id in front of id2
          moveZOrder( id,  id2)

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> There are many window styles,but I can not find a property to make a
> window stay all on top,in .net framework a TopMost property will do.
>
> End User Programming with Hierarchical Objects for Robust Interpreted
> Applications
> Robust is true,but not so many Hierarchical Objects.
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