[Gambas-user] Simple (I hope) - A list of windows opened by the current app

[Bruce Bruen]

On 21/05/11 18:23, Caveat wrote:
> Hi Bruce
>
> 1.
> I'd suggest you have a startup module that you use to 'manually' open
> the forms.  Keep track of the detail forms you've opened in a Collection
> or array.  If you raise an event from the 'main' form when the user
> clicks on a detail line, you can handle it appropriately in your
> module... look through the list of detail forms you already have open,
> if it's already there, give it the focus/bring it to the top, if not
> then open a new detail form and store it in your collection.
>
> I have some sample code which you could probably adapt if you need it.
>
> 2.
> Hmmm, maybe Benoit can help you on this one.  It's not the behaviour I
> would expect...
>
> Regards,
> Caveat
>
> On Sat, 2011-05-21 at 17:06 +0930, Bruce Bruen wrote:
>    
>> My main form has a list view which allows the user to open a new form
>> for each of the items when they double-click on a row, but if the detail
>> form is already open then all I want to do is bring it to the "top".
>>
>> Achieving this is being fouled by:
>> 1) is there a collection/list/whatever of all the windows that belong to
>> the Application
>> 2) when the user minimizes one of the detail windows, all the
>> application windows are minimized
>>
>> (yep, I know I stuck two problems in one message =-O )
>>
>> tia
>> bruce
>>
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Thanks Caveat,

I actually missed your message, it arrived at the same time as Benoit's 
below, which answered all.

Bruce
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