From: Michael M. <mic...@na...> - 2004-03-25 19:56:14
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When launching wish from the terminal window (via /usr/bin/wish), the application launches but a user must manually "pop" the application to the foreground by clicking on the window or by clicking on the icon in the dock. The same holds true if a wish shell is launched from within another wish shell. The child comes up behind the parent. If the child is smaller than the parent, then you must move the parent out of the way to find the child. Is this a bug, or was this done on purpose? Is there a way around this operationally? The reason I ask is because our org uses a whole suite of wish scripts that were built for Linux and X windows, many of which spawn off children. Most everything works well on TclTkAqua except for the inconvenience of popping the child windows to the foreground. Thanks for any help. Mike M. |