RE: Which kind of Motif

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Wed, 3 Jan 96 21:04:54 EST

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I see we have all chosen to use shared memory for GUI-Performer applications. Be careful, the
management of the two windows can be difficult. Performer provides no equivalent to XRaiseWindow.

My application has a large Motif GUI window with a smaller Performer Window in front of it. Whenever
one of my dialogs pops up, the large parent window raises to the front hiding the performer window. I
have found no way to raise the performer window back to the front so that it is visible.
I don't want to lower the GUI because other stuff becomes visible.

Has any of you had similar problems? What did you do about it?

Dave Heskamp

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