JMARIN@FINKUO.BITNET (04/09/89)
About string gadgets: It is nice to be able to activate a string gadget using the ActivateGadget() function. Does anybody know (yep, that was a joke) how to passivate string gadgets? This is what my program does: 1) OpenWindow() 2) AddGadget() 3) ActivateGadget() 4) ... 5) RemGadget() 6) CloseWindow() Now, if the string gadget was active when the window was closed NONE of the other windows becomes active. Even if I click the left mouse button in my CLI window NO window becomes active. Is this a bug of Intuition? How can I passivate a string gadget before RemGadget() and CloseWindow()? Thanks for any help, Jukka Marin jmarin@finkuo.bitnet