Hans George wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I know that my question appeared already some time ago, for example here:
> http://ftp.cups.org/newsgroups.php?s81+gfltk.general+v88+T0+Qnative
> But I couldn`t find any useful answer for me.
>
> So, How can I use a native file chooser with fltk2 ?
>
> There is th
michael sephton wrote:
i want the window that the button was on
to be closed. How do i do this?
>>>
>>> Tell the first window to hide() itself as part of the button's
>>> callback.
>>
>> i have tried that but how do i reference the windows pointer, i cant just do
>> hide();
>
>
michael sephton wrote:
> win = new Window(100, 100);
> vs.
> win = new Window(0,0,100, 100);
Mmm, interesting.. I didn't know specifying the x/y or not made
a difference in behavior of creating the separate window, I thought
it was just the parent()/current() thing.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/winui/winui/windowsuserinterface/userinput/commondialogboxlibrary/usingcommondialogboxes.asp?frame=false
is the an example of how to do it on Windows, I dont know about mac.
On 4/22/07, Hans George <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I know that my quest
> Millan wrote:
> > Yes that's logical, but I didn't wont to make separate window,
>
> Hmm, on my system when I build your original app and run it
> (on my linux machine) it makes two separate windows. ie. two
> window manager windows.. one blue, the other gray.
>
> This, un
> > Joseph wrote:
> > > I have a class which creates a new window whenever a function is run,
> > > but when a button is clicked, i want the window that the button was on
> > > to be closed. How do i do this?
> >
> > Tell the first window to hide() itself as part of the button's
> > callbac
> Joseph wrote:
> > I have a class which creates a new window whenever a function is run,
> > but when a button is clicked, i want the window that the button was on
> > to be closed. How do i do this?
>
> Tell the first window to hide() itself as part of the button's
> callback.
i hav
Millan wrote:
> Yes that's logical, but I didn't wont to make separate window,
Hmm, on my system when I build your original app and run it
(on my linux machine) it makes two separate windows. ie. two
window manager windows.. one blue, the other gray.
This, unlike
Joseph wrote:
> I have a class which creates a new window whenever a function is run,
> but when a button is clicked, i want the window that the button was on
> to be closed. How do i do this?
Tell the first window to hide() itself as part of the button's
callback.
I have a class which creates a new window whenever a function is run, but when
a button is clicked, i want the window that the button was on to be closed. How
do i do this?
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Hello!
I know that my question appeared already some time ago, for example here:
http://ftp.cups.org/newsgroups.php?s81+gfltk.general+v88+T0+Qnative
But I couldn`t find any useful answer for me.
So, How can I use a native file chooser with fltk2 ?
There is the function called fltk::use_native_fi
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