Hi there,
This may be a stupid question. I'm fairly new to C++. I'm wanting to use two
Fl_Scrollbars with float values rather then integers.
In Fl_Scrollbars documentation, it states;
Scrollbars have step(1) preset (they always return integers). If desired you
can set the step() to non-integer
Fl_Scrollbar has a value(int) member function that allows to give
it integer values. It also inherits from its superclass Fl_Valuator
a value(double) member function that gives it a double value.
Do as follows:
Fl_Scrollbar *sb;
double d = 45.2;
((Fl_Valuator*)sb)->value(d);
> Hi there,
>
>
Just asking if there is somebody who tried that (on any platform) or tried to
embed other QT widget (as subwindow, that is probably easier as QT widget could
use its own event delivery upon that window) for that matter.
I have successfully embedded Internet Explorer view window (using IWebBrowser
On 12 Mar 2013, at 16:28, Roman Kantor wrote:
> Just asking if there is somebody who tried that (on any platform) or tried to
> embed other QT widget (as subwindow, that is probably easier as QT widget
> could
> use its own event delivery upon that window) for that matter.
I don't think I hav
Hi,
I'm stuck with a project and would appreciate some help. I have a
Fl_Text_Editor class that uses a style buffer for highlighting keywords in a
xml formatted text. Can anyone suggest an efficient way to keep the style
buffer updated after the user changes text without rebuilding the style bu
On 12 Mar 2013, at 21:14, Steve Maas wrote:
> I'm stuck with a project and would appreciate some help. I have a
> Fl_Text_Editor class that uses a style buffer for highlighting keywords in a
> xml formatted text. Can anyone suggest an efficient way to keep the style
> buffer updated after the
I didn't know that. I thought the editor example just printed unformatted text.
Thanks for pointing that out! That will be of great help.
Steve
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