1. Secondary window always on top
- Posted by Rodolfo Valeiras <rodoval at altavista.net>
Sep 02, 2000
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Last edited Sep 03, 2000
In the following program, Window 3 is always on top of Window 1 (parent).
Can you avoid? It use Win32Lib 0.50c.
Thanks,
Rodolfo Valeiras
---
include WIN32LIB.EW
constant
V1 = create(Window, "Window 1", 0, Default, Default, 200, 200, 0),
V2 = create(Window, "Window 2", 0, Default, Default, 300, 100, 0),
V3 = create(Window, "Window 3", V1, Default, Default, 200, 300, 0),
B2 = create(PushButton, "2", V1, 10, 10, 30, 30, 0),
B3 = create(PushButton, "3", V1, 10, 50, 30, 30, 0)
procedure OnClick_B2()
openWindow(V2, Normal)
end procedure
onClick[B2] = routine_id("OnClick_B2")
procedure OnClick_B3()
openWindow(V3, Normal)
end procedure
onClick[B3] = routine_id("OnClick_B3")
WinMain(V1, Normal)
2. Re: Secondary window always on top
On Sat, 2 Sep 2000 21:01:12 +0200, Rodolfo Valeiras wrote:
>In the following program, Window 3 is always on top of Window 1 (parent).
>Can you avoid? It use Win32Lib 0.50c.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Rodolfo Valeiras
>
>---
>
>include WIN32LIB.EW
>
>constant
> V1 = create(Window, "Window 1", 0, Default, Default, 200, 200, 0),
> V2 = create(Window, "Window 2", 0, Default, Default, 300, 100, 0),
> V3 = create(Window, "Window 3", V1, Default, Default, 200, 300, 0),
>
> B2 = create(PushButton, "2", V1, 10, 10, 30, 30, 0),
> B3 = create(PushButton, "3", V1, 10, 50, 30, 30, 0)
>
>
>procedure OnClick_B2()
> openWindow(V2, Normal)
>end procedure
>onClick[B2] = routine_id("OnClick_B2")
>
>procedure OnClick_B3()
> openWindow(V3, Normal)
>end procedure
>onClick[B3] = routine_id("OnClick_B3")
>
>
>WinMain(V1, Normal)
Sure, just 'create' it the same way that you created Window V2... You
specified that V3 was a child of V1 but V2 as it's own window. Since V3 is
a child of V1 it is kept on top of the parent until it is closed. Try this:
constant
V1 = create(Window, "Window 1", 0, Default, Default, 200, 200, 0),
V2 = create(Window, "Window 2", 0, Default, Default, 300, 100, 0),
V3 = create(Window, "Window 3", 0, Default, Default, 200, 300, 0),
-- Brian
3. Re: Secondary window always on top
- Posted by Rodolfo Valeiras <rodoval at altavista.net>
Sep 03, 2000
-
Last edited Sep 04, 2000
> Sure, just 'create' it the same way that you created Window V2... You
> specified that V3 was a child of V1 but V2 as it's own window. Since V3
is
> a child of V1 it is kept on top of the parent until it is closed.
Thank you, Brian. But, it is possible to put a child window below her
parent?
Rodolfo.
4. Re: Secondary window always on top
The order that windows are displayed in, is called the Z-ORDER.
The second parameter of SetWindowPos sets what order ( or place )
a window will be displayed at ( it z-order position ).
Also see functions BringWindowToTop, DeferWindowPos.
By using these functions, you should be able to place a window
above or below any other window.
Bernie
