> Thanks for the thoughts. I noticed that you didn't post directly to
the
> PythonCard users list, so you might not be reading the discussion
Nope, I just replied to a message on Tutor...
> followed. It sounds like MDI applications are deprecated under
Windows,
Under XP thats true, in earlier v
Thanks for the thoughts. I noticed that
you didn't post directly to the PythonCard users list, so you might not
be reading the discussion that followed. It sounds like MDI applications
are deprecated under Windows, so I'm going to go with a single tabbed window
with some small menuless child windo
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> Thanks for the thoughts. I noticed that you didn't post directly to the
> PythonCard users list,
Sorry, that was my bad, I cc'ed to the tutor list instead of the
Pythoncard list.
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> > To clarify, what I'm trying to accomplish here is an overarching
application
> > window which contains other windows. At least, that's what it
would look
> > like under Windows.
You mean this would be an MDI Application?
There is usually a special class or attribute to support MDI in theGUI
to
Sorry, I meant Menu Editor... I'm not sure how you would handle your
global menubar. You could have one parent window with a menu, and none
of the children windows have menus.
But, when you open the children, your parent will lose focus, if
that's going to be a problem.
Ummm... if none of your chi
