scene.show() and scene.hide() don't seem to be documented but apparently
are equivalent to setting scene.visible to 1 or 0. However, as Glen Rivard
points out, making the window visible doesn't bring it to the front. For
flexibility, we probably should separate the two issues; there should be a
way to bring the window to the front, and there doesn't seem to be one at
the moment.
Bruce Sherwood
--On Thursday, October 18, 2001 7:45 PM -0400 Glen Rivard
<g_r...@je...> wrote:
> The project I'm working on requires that I control the display window. I
> need to be able to bring the display window to the top of all other
> windows. If I use scene.show() the display window does not necessarily
> appear on top of all other windows. Can you suggest a way that I can
> bring the display window to the top?
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