Hi,
Is a frame the only window that can be stacked down on win32 ?
I have a wx.Dialog with no parent and wx.DIALOG_NO_PARENT style set.
On *nix I can stack that dialog down using self.Lower() and up using
self.Raise().
No so on win32. I guess I'm missing something here.
Any help is appreciated.
UC
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Uwe C. Schroeder wrote:
Hi,
Is a frame the only window that can be stacked down on win32 ?
I have a wx.Dialog with no parent and wx.DIALOG_NO_PARENT style set.
On *nix I can stack that dialog down using self.Lower() and up using self.Raise().
No so on win32. I guess I'm missing something here.
I would expect it to work, but perhaps there is some rule about modal windows that prevents it... Please enter a bug report about it with category wxMSW and we'll see what happens.
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Uwe C. Schroeder wrote:
The window is not even modal - specifically not since modal would block the main window. However the dialogs are loaded using xrc and are custom. Here is the class initializer: Maybe there is an error in that. (may wrap text)
class Diary(wx.Dialog):
def __init__(self,parent,xres,perspective):
self._parent=parent
self._xres=xres
self._perspective=perspective
_dlg=wx.PreDialog()
self._xres.LoadOnDialog(_dlg,None,"Diary")
_dlg.SetWindowStyleFlag(_dlg.GetWindowStyleFlag() | wx.RESIZE_BORDER|wx.DIALOG_NO_PARENT)
_dlg.SetTitle("Diary")
self.this=_dlg.this
self._setOORInfo(self)
self.CentreOnParent()
self.Show()
This probably isn't related but if you are using LoadOnDialog then I don't think you want to use the PreDialog, but have a fully created instance.
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