[mac os x] ensures newly created window is drawn in front and active #20
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This will break .app bundles; see this. (If you want to continue this route, put the call in |
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Oh wow, thanks for showing me that, I learned something. I'll abandon this pull request for now and just get in the habit of building app bundles for my projects on os x. Sorry I didn't do more thorough research before covering the same ground you covered in the past! |
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That's all right; don't feel bad :) The contributions are always welcome. |
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I noticed during my testing that when I run my code from a terminal window on Mac OS X and the terminal window has the focus, the newly drawn window ends up behind my terminal. This patch forces the newly drawn window to the foreground when it's drawn, regardless of which app has the focus.