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From: rcorbish@brtph897.bnr.ca (Richard Corbishley P090)
Subject: Re: Scheduling of windows?
Message-ID: <1994Sep15.152941.12101@brtph560.bnr.ca>
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Date: Thu, 15 Sep 1994 15:29:41 GMT
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That's a tough one, it is basically OS dependent because the
events that ST defines don't include that event, the closest
is the Move/Resize but it doesn't do what you want. You will
have to look at the ScheduledWindow>>processEvent: and process
the unexpectedEvent class. The event you get will contain
a byte array see InputState(class)>>whatIsAnEvent.

Rick
