If you set the label property of a widget using label(), it only stores the pointer you pass it - it does not copy the string. Use copy_label() instead, or make tmp[] static. I think that's your problem.
> At first, excuse me for my bad english. > I begin with FLTK. > > I have a box with an image as background. > On this image I have put box label to write some values. > When I try to change to value of the label in the call back, I have > strange result the first time and after nothing happens. > I don't understand. > > Here is a part of my callback code > > char tmp[10]; > sprintf(tmp, "%.2g\0", monfiltre->getcapah()); > cb_data->c1->label(tmp); > cb_data->c1->clear_visible(); > cout<<"Temp="<<cb_data->c1->label()<<"--"<<tmp<<endl; > sprintf(tmp, "%.2g\0", monfiltre->getselfh()); > cb_data->s1->label(tmp); > > Note that the "cout" give me the good values. > > Thanks for your help, > > Regards, > -- > Marc Gavage > > Tu quoque fili mi! > _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
