Are we supposed to be able to open (and close) drawers on windows that
are not frontmost?
The following code does nothing when "Window1" is in the background
(aka not frontmost):
myDrawer.showWithin(Window1, 2)
(calling that line from a thread, a timer, a socket event or an
appleEvent produces the same result)
Interestingly if Window1 is a Global Floating Window AND Window1 has
been physically clicked it will actually open the drawer when in the
background (but only after Window1 has been clicked and only if it's a
Global Floating Window).
Has anyone else run into this? Or is this the correct Apple-defined
behavior? (One of my users found it annoying enough to send me two
rather lengthy emails.)
-Bryan
blund at mac dot com / bryan at radicalbreeze dot com
www.radicalbreeze.com
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