Is there any other style that allow’s your frames to stay on top of only your own application?
I know I can use the STAY_ON_TOP style, but I don’t want to interfere with other programs so it’s not really a choice.
The only option I know I could use is Raise() or Lower() but I’ve yet to make it work correctly.
I have a video playing and some label for the video, in order to have the label on top of the video, I’ve made it STAY_ON_TOP, now I’m trying to do it correclty.
With Raise() I could show the label, but I need to have the focus on the videoplayer, and everytime I give the focus to the videoplayer it hides the label…
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El miércoles, 16 de marzo de 2016, 9:50:56 (UTC+1), Marcos del Amo escribió:
Is there any other style that allow’s your frames to stay on top of only your own application?
I know I can use the STAY_ON_TOP style, but I don’t want to interfere with other programs so it’s not really a choice.
The only option I know I could use is Raise() or Lower() but I’ve yet to make it work correctly.
wx.FLOAT_ON_PARENT was the sytle I was looking for, in case someone stumbles upon this question somewhere in the future.
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El miércoles, 16 de marzo de 2016, 9:50:56 (UTC+1), Marcos del Amo escribió:
Is there any other style that allow’s your frames to stay on top of only your own application?
I know I can use the STAY_ON_TOP style, but I don’t want to interfere with other programs so it’s not really a choice.
The only option I know I could use is Raise() or Lower() but I’ve yet to make it work correctly.