RE: [platform-swt-dev] shell with SWT.TOOL sends on dispose theparent ap

[Steve Northover <Steve_Northover@xxxxxxxxxx>]

You should get the lastest Eclipse (3.5
M4) and make sure the bug is really fixed for you.  The milestone
is 3.4 M7 which means it should be fixed in 3.4 and 3.5, providing there
was not a regression.

I actually rember this bug quite well.
 There was a missing "return" statement somewhere deep in
Shell.Java on Windows.  Sigh.

Martin Spurek <Martin.Spurek@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Hi Steve.
Thanks for info. I did
not find this bug (used wrong key words to search J
)
This looks most likely
as described  in bug.  I have in the project the 3.3 version,
I suppose it would solve use of  the release after the fix date…
martin
 
 
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Hi Martin, 

I believe this bug is already fixed (see https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=224941)
but it is possible that you are seeing something else.  If not already
fixed, please enter a new bug report with a snippet that shows the problem.

Steve

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Hello 
I was trying to search over the mailing lists and  look into the bits
of source codes, however  I am not sure what I am doing wrong.
I would like to get small dialog window with the fancy shadow ‘round  it
(at least at win32 platform it appears so). I do it this way:
shell = new Shell ( parent.getShell() , (SWT.NO_TRIM | SWT.APPLICATION_MODAL
| SWT.TOOL) ); 
However if this shell is disposed the parent application is moved to background
(behind all the applications running in the system).
I made several combinations of the styles and (SWT.SYTEM_MODAL, SWT.ON_TOP),
however this strange behavior appears only with the shadow = with the style
SWT.TOOL. 
Thanks for any advice. 
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