Stan wrote:
>> In FLTK, *any* widget can have a box around itself by simply calling
>> myWidget->box(FL_SOME_BOXTYPE);
>
> Right, but if you use FLUID to lay out the window, you can't
> prevent it (FLUID) from setting the box type to something.
>
> I was trying to keep the appearance under the control of
> the Widget itself, but I guess that's not possible without
> abandoning FLUID altogether.
Fluid only initializes the box type, so your widget
can control it after the fact.
If you're trying to make your widget define the box
type on creation, and don't want fluid to override it,
then override the box() method to overload one of the
box types (or make a new one) that the method recognizes,
and makes an exception for.
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