for other window level constants see General/NSWindowLevel
I want to make a certain window always! always! always! always! always! (is that enough times for you?) on top like the Special Character Palette, I want it to be always on top even when other applications are active. Even if work is being done on another program.
I’ve tried all the regular suggestions: making it an General/NSPanel, and making it a utility window;
I’ve tried using the following code:
[myWindow setHidesOnDeactivate: NO]; [myWindow setFloatingPanel:YES]; [myWindow setLevel:General/NSFloatingWindowLevel]; [myWindow makeKeyAndOrderFront:self];
none of these things seems to do what I want
[window setLevel:General/NSFloatingWindowLevel];
–zootbobbalu
The window will need to be a General/NSPanel utility window in order to always visually appear active. You’ll also need to set the panel’s setHidesOnDeactivate to NO in code.
Also try General/NSScreenSaverWindowLevel or General/NSStatusWindowLevel
You can also make it a higher level by adding to it. Such as General/NSScreenSaverWindowLevel+1.