Re: [sc-users] Hiding and re-showing a window?

[thelych@xxxxxxxxx]

for Cocoa / SCapp this may be a solution without the need of special primitive for the visible_ case (since ObjC bridge is part of SCApp and is very convenient for those kind of thing))

+SCWindow {

asNSObject {

^dataptr.asNSReturn;

}

asNSWindow {

var view, window;

view = this.asNSObject;

window = view.invoke("window"); 

view.release;

^window; // you own it - call release one you do not need it anymore

}

visible {

var ok, nsObj;

if(isClosed, {^false});

nsObj = this.asNSWindow;

ok = nsObj.invoke("isVisible"); 

nsObj.release;

if(ok.isKindOf(Char), {

^(ok.ascii > 0); // 3.3 - BOOL is returned as Char

}, {

^(ok > 0); // post 3.3 - BOOL is returned as Integer

});

^false;

}

visible_ { |yorn|

var nsObj;

if(isClosed, {^this});

nsObj = this.asNSWindow;

if(yorn, {

this.front;

}, {

nsObj.invoke("orderOut:", [nil], true);

});

nsObj.release;

}

unminimize {

this.front;

}

}

best,

charles

Le 8 mai 09 à 16:21, nescivi a écrit :

On Friday 08 May 2009 08:00:33 James Harkins wrote:
> On May 8, 2009, at 5:35 AM, Sciss wrote:
> > if you use visible_ instead of show and hide, it would be
> > compatible with swingosc
>
> Um, no.
>
> + SCWindow {
> unminimize {
> "SCWindow.unminimize : not yet working".error;
> }
>
> visible_ { arg boo;
> "SCWindow.visible_ : not yet working".error;
> }
> }

If there is a working method of visible, we can throw that one out.

sincerely,
Marije