On Apr 11, 2007, at 6:52 PM, 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.

Unless you change the "class" setting of a widget, the boxtype will  
only be set if you don't use the default boxtype. Check the CodeView  
window to see the code that will be generated. You can then still set  
your own boxtype in the "extra code" section of Fluid or any time later.

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