Howard Rubin schrieb:
> I'm used to windows where a call to DoModal() doesn't return until you
> close the popped up window. Is there a way to do that in fltk?
void popup()
{
pWindow->show();
while (pWindow->visible() && Fl::check()) Fl::wait();
}
This should work, when window can
On 11/26/12 22:32, corvid wrote:
> Greg wrote:
>> In order to retain the user's ability to deselect equally from both
>> keyboard and mouse, IMHO Fl_Tree should be changed so that CTRL-CLICK
>> toggles just like CTRL-SPACE.
>>
>> Curious what you think.
>
> Sounds good to me.
>
On 27 Nov 2012, at 23:54, Howard Rubin wrote:
> I have a class with an fltk window in it. In that class's constructor I
> call set_modal() for the window. I create an object of that class and
> then call show(). I'd expect to the call to show() to not return until I
> close the popped up windo
I have a class with an fltk window in it. In that class's constructor I
call set_modal() for the window. I create an object of that class and
then call show(). I'd expect to the call to show() to not return until I
close the popped up window, but instead show() returns immediately.
I'm used to
On 27 Nov 2012, at 21:08, Deech wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm looking to make pure C bindings to FLTK. I'm pinging the group in case
> anyone knows of any completed or ongoing efforts. If not I'd appreciate some
> advice on the best way to go about it since I'm a C (and C++) newbie. I've
> read some
Hi all,
I'm looking to make pure C bindings to FLTK. I'm pinging the group in case
anyone knows of any completed or ongoing efforts. If not I'd appreciate some
advice on the best way to go about it since I'm a C (and C++) newbie. I've read
some generic articles on binding C++ to C but am also se
I have recently tested our fltk-1.3 based application on two Win8/Intel boxes,
no problems (that is in desktop mode).
I do not think you can use fltk on Metro/WinRT as they lack Win32 API.
R.
On 26/11/2012 16:23, David Bender wrote:
> Hi,
> Do programs compiled with FLTK 1.1.x or 1.3.x run on Wi
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