Hi Alex,
On 5/8/2018 6:24 AM, Alex Harsanyi wrote:
On Tuesday, May 8, 2018 at 2:08:02 PM UTC+8, gneuner2 wrote:
So I guess the 1st question to answer is: does the GDI object have
the
correct parent HWND? [The Racket dialog% object has a parent, but
does
the underlying display object?] If it does, there's something weird
going on in finding the right window to switch to.
I had a look at the application windows using Spy++ and all three
windows (the main frame and the two dialog ones) are toplevel windows,
as expected; however they are linked together as
GetNextWindow/GetPreviousWindow correctly. Unfortunately, I am not
very familiar with Windows GDI programming, but I will try to trace
the messages to the windows themselves.
I'm not sure why exactly Racket creates "top level" windows everywhere
[other than for the annoying issue that style WS_CHILD prevents a window
from having a menu bar]. Maybe it's just terminology - i.e. it's not a
WS_CHILD, so what do we call it?
Also, if I only open the first dialog, than close it, the main frame
does not go to the bottom of the window stack...
Yes. I saw that. It makes me wonder about how (or even if) Racket is
using GetNextWindow. Since the Racket objects form their own hierarchy,
Racket could be walking *that* structure to find the window rather than
letting GDI handle it.
Thanks for looking into this.
"Looking into" is perhaps too strong to describe what I did, but you're
welcome. <grin>
Alex.
George
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