[Gretl-users] Other GUI changes: "stay on top" dialogs

I've made some changes today in response to a request that Talha a few days ago, and I'd like to get people's opinions on whether this change should stay. That is, should gretl dialogs (other than simple "instant response" dialogs such as errors and warnings) be marked as "staying on top" of other windows? [Note: it can't be guaranteed that this will be respected by all window managers, but there's a mechanism in GTK to request this.] Talha's argument was that this firmly prompts users to respond, rather than "losing" the dialog under other windows. I think that has some validity, but I can also see a case for saying that a program that pushes its dialogs in the user's face is being too bossy. What do people think? One reason I ask is that I've thought up till now that we couldn't do this for dialogs that have a Help button, since (if anyone ever reads Help!) the dialog would obscure its own help text. I've thought of a way to get around this problem, but before I try coding I'd like to hear if we want to go with "stay on top" dialogs at all. (That is, other than error dialogs, which do need to force a response.) Allin.