> > Huh? I don't understand the question.
> > You get the size of a button just by calling its w() and
> h() methods.
> > What property of the widget are you trying to measure other than its
> > width and height?
> >
>
> The w() and h() methods return the size that the user
> requested when the widget was created or resized. What I
> want is the "shrink-wrap" size.
> For labels and buttons it is the size of the label and/or
> image and the surrounding box.
>
> For example:
>
> void fl_Widget_shrinkwrap_size(Widget *o, int* sizes) {
> int w,h;
> o->measure(w,h);
> if (w > 5 &&
> o->align()&(fltk3::ALIGN_LEFT|fltk3::ALIGN_RIGHT)) {w += 6;}
>
> sizes[0]=w + fltk3::box_dw(o->box());
> sizes[1]=h + fltk3::box_dh(o->box());
> }
Nope, sorry, you've lost me. I'm too thick, but I can't grok what it is
you are doing here...
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