/*
* testwin.c - Test Active Window
*
* Shows problem with SelectWindow not making the window active (the focus).
*
* Created by Carl Sassenrath on Fri Apr 22 2005.
*
* Compile with:
* gcc -o test testwin.c /system/library/frameworks/carbon.framework/carbon
*
* Run from shell with: (Use CTRL-C to quit)
* ./test
*
* Concluding note, added Apr 27 2005:
*
* We have given up. It does not appear that OSX allows this to happen
* without making a .app (directory). We think this is some kind of
* requirement connected to the DocumentWindowClass and how it obtains
* some of its default attributes and settings.
*/
#include
main()
{
WindowRef window;
Rect bounds;
WindowClass class = kDocumentWindowClass;
WindowAttributes attributes = kWindowStandardDocumentAttributes;
EventRef event;
EventTargetRef wintarget;
int str[2];
printf("Testing... Click in window. Press CTRL-C to quit.\n");
SetRect(&bounds, 100, 100, 500, 500);
if (CreateNewWindow(class, attributes, &bounds, &window) != noErr) {
printf("Window will not open\n");
exit(0);
}
wintarget = GetWindowEventTarget(window);
InstallStandardEventHandler(wintarget);
ShowWindow(window);
SelectWindow(window);
// Line below can also be used... but has same problem.
// RunApplicationEventLoop();
str[1] = 0;
while (true) {
if (ReceiveNextEvent(0, NULL, kEventDurationSecond, true, &event) == noErr) {
str[0] = GetEventClass(event);
printf("Event: Class %s Kind %d\n", str, GetEventKind(event));
// We omitted the SendEventToEventTarget() and ReleaseEvent()
// calls, because they do not make a difference in the result.
// That is, if you add them back, you still get no focus.
} else
printf("I'm alive.\n");
}
}
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