leyser@nitrex.UUCP (Jeff Leyser) (09/13/90)
There just gotta be a fix for this: When run without the debugger (either in THINK C, or as an app from the Finder), my application initially draws all the opening dialogs and windows in the background. But then, as soon the program enters the event loop, it pops into the foreground. I've tried just about everything I can think of, but nothing seems to help! Anyone ever solve this problem before?? Well, I still look like hell, so I thought I could handle your trial summations. We're talkin' SERIOUS jury sympathy here.......Ken? Hello? Ken, I'm joking. No, no. Send me some polaroids. Let me discuss it with the partners. -- Jeff Leyser Hey, would *you* be a spokesman for leyser@nitrex.UUCP. a Big Oil Company(tm)?
gerhard@cs.arizona.edu (Gerhard Mehldau) (09/13/90)
In article <483@nitrex.UUCP>, leyser@nitrex.UUCP (Jeff Leyser) writes: > When run without the debugger (either in THINK C, or as an app from the > Finder), my application initially draws all the opening dialogs and > windows in the background. But then, as soon the program enters the event > loop, it pops into the foreground. I've tried just about everything I can > think of, but nothing seems to help! > Anyone ever solve this problem before?? Sounds familiar. All you need to do is call EventAvail(everyEvent,&event) a few times (3-5) before you open any dialogs or windows. That should fix your problem. > Jeff Leyser Hey, would *you* be a spokesman for > leyser@nitrex.UUCP. a Big Oil Company(tm)? - Gerhard -- -> Gerhard Mehldau Dept. of Computer Science internet: gerhard@cs.arizona.edu University of Arizona uucp: {cmcl2,noao,uunet}!arizona!gerhard Tucson, AZ 85721, U.S.A. voice: +1 (602) 621-4632