Re: TopComponent window focus

Great.

Gj


On 5-8-2017 22:50, Rupert Young wrote:
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> That seemed to do it, thanks.
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> I set "editor" in this annotation, it was "output"
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> @TopComponent.Registration(mode = "editor", openAtStartup = false)
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> *Regards,
> Rupert
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> On 05/08/2017 20:56, geertjan wielenga wrote:
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>> As a first step, try make that window that won't go to the back 
>> (i.e., it is modal) an 'editor' TopComponent, which should 
>> automatically make it that, but may have side effects that you don't 
>> like, just as a first step.
>>
>> Gj
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>> On 5-8-2017 21:53, Rupert Young wrote:
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>>> That should have read,
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>>> "if I click on the left hand window it does not come to the front 
>>> the of the right hand window"
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>>> On 05/08/2017 20:47, Rupert Young wrote:
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>>>> I have a netbeans application with two TopComponents, which come up 
>>>> as docked the first time. One I undock as shown in image.
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>>>> However, the undocked window is always in front of the other. I.e. 
>>>> if I click on the left hand window it does not come to the from the 
>>>> of the right hand window. So the left window is always obscured by 
>>>> the right window. Is there a way of resolving this (without just 
>>>> moving the window)?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -- 
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>>>> *Regards,
>>>> Rupert*
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