oli larkin

i was just wondering how i can find out if a jit.window is the active window? Anyone got any ideas?

how-to-tell-if-jit-window-is-in-front

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>i was just wondering how i can find out if a jit.window is the 

('front' is an attribute of jit.window, and one might think it would be relevant -- but it seems to be only settable, not gettable.)

This question was posted over a year ago and attracted no response: 

>hi,
>
>i was just wondering how i can find out if a jit.window is the 
>active window? Anyone got any ideas?
>
>thanks,
>
>oli

On 12 mai 07, at 07:15, Perry Hoberman wrote:

> So? Is there any way to determine this?

> ('front' is an attribute of jit.window, and one might think it 

> would be relevant -- but it seems to be only settable, not gettable.)

front is a message not an attribute. You may try the active object, 

it will say 0 if the patch is not in front (so if the patch is not in 

front, that probably means that jit.window is, unless you have others 

> So? Is there any way to determine this?
>
> ('front' is an attribute of jit.window, and one might think it  
> would be relevant -- but it seems to be only settable, not gettable.)

front is a message not an attribute. You may try the active object,  
it will say 0 if the patch is not in front (so if the patch is not in  
front, that probably means that jit.window is, unless you have others  
windows/patches).

>You may try the active object, it will say 0 if the patch is not >in front (so if the patch is not in front, that probably means >that jit.window is, unless you have others windows/patches).

it's not an attribute, it's a message. you can't do jit.window 

On May 12, 2007, at 1:15 AM, Perry Hoberman wrote:

> This question was posted over a year ago and attracted no response:

>> i was just wondering how i can find out if a jit.window is the

it's not an attribute, it's a message.  you can't do jit.window  
@front 1.

>
> This question was posted over a year ago and attracted no response:
>
>> hi,
>>
>> i was just wondering how i can find out if a jit.window is the
>> active window? Anyone got any ideas?
>>
>> thanks,
>>
>> oli
>
> So? Is there any way to determine this?
>
> ('front' is an attribute of jit.window, and one might think it  
> would be relevant -- but it seems to be only settable, not gettable.)
>
> - pH
>


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