public void continueHandleDisplay() { setOnScreen();
public void continueHandleDisplay() { window.setOnScreen();
	public void continueHandleDisplay() {		setOnScreen();		toForeground();		window.postHandleDisplay();		state = ON_SCREEN;				//NOTE: setOnScreen() shows the window on screen, which will		//eventually cause another call to componentShown() and, in turn,		//another call to this method.  However, the state is now ON_SCREEN		//so we just invoke toForeground().  This could be avoided if we		//kept track of the fg/bg state of the window as well, but it would		//make the implementation more complex.  As an extra call to		//toForeground() is harmless, we favour an easier implementation		//over logic soundness.	}