> I'd agree -- you only should need to call init_sizes() > after you change the arrangement of the child widgets yourself, > such as with size(), position() or resize(). > > You shouldn't need to call init_sizes() if the Fl_Group > is resized, it will handle auto-sizing the children automatically > to try to keep their relative size and position arrangement.
I guess it's the concept of changing things "yourself" that I'm trying to get my mind around. Can I conclude that init_sizes() needs to be called (only) after calling resize (or one of its cousins) on a group member, from outside the execution context of the group's resize method? For instance, suppose I've derived MyGroup from Fl_Group, and implemented its resize() method. Now, for MyGroup* my_group, my_group->child(0)->size(..) should be followed by my_group->init_sizes(), but my_group->resize(..) should not be, even though it may do the same thing to child(0). Is that about right? Cheers, Stan _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
