I've made within my main window a Fl_Scroll.
Inside it there is a Fl_Group, which has two Fl_Input and a Fl_Pack.
Inside of the Fl_Pack there is a Fl_Button, which, if pressed, adds a Fl_Input
within the Fl_Pack and increases the size of the Fl_Group to house the
increased Fl_Pack.
Fl_Window
On 05/13/12 18:17, Eugenio Bargiacchi wrote:
> I've made within my main window a Fl_Scroll.
>
> Inside it there is a Fl_Group, which has two Fl_Input and a Fl_Pack.
>
> Inside of the Fl_Pack there is a Fl_Button, which, if pressed, adds a
> Fl_Input within the Fl_Pack and increases the size of t
My problem is that I have to swap the contents of the Scroll multiple times
with custom Groups ( it depends on the selected Item of a Tree ). The Group is
one of them, and I use it so that I can insert it and take it out with one line
of code instead that of three ( for this one, I also have mor
On 14.05.2012, at 03:17, Eugenio Bargiacchi wrote:
> I've made within my main window a Fl_Scroll.
>
> Inside it there is a Fl_Group, which has two Fl_Input and a Fl_Pack.
>
> Inside of the Fl_Pack there is a Fl_Button, which, if pressed, adds a
> Fl_Input within the Fl_Pack and increases the s
> > This happens as soon as the Fl_Scroll is scrolled. If I resize the
> Window so that its new size is bigger than the Fl_Group, it is rendered
> correctly, but as soon as I add more inputs and I try to scroll down,
> nothing is rendered.
> >
> > Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug? If th
Well it IS pretty convenient, for avoiding to precisely place every component.
Less lines of code, less bloated.
I've posted my code a couple of replies above, so tell me what you think of it!
=)
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On 14.05.2012 16:41, Eugenio Bargiacchi wrote:
Well it IS pretty convenient, for avoiding to precisely place every component.
Less lines of code, less bloated.
I've posted my code a couple of replies above, so tell me what you think of it!
=)
Fl_Scroll changes the x/y positions of its childr
On 14.05.2012 20:41, Albrecht Schlosser wrote:
> (2) rb (resize-box) was added to maintain the other widgets's sizes.
I just checked another idea: instead of adding the resize box, just
disable the group's own resizing by setting the group's resizable()
to NULL.
... well, then you can also remov
On 05/14/12 12:02, Albrecht Schlosser wrote:
> On 14.05.2012 20:41, Albrecht Schlosser wrote:
> Does this (see inline code below) work for you?
Albrecht: I think your email program is word wrapping
the code in your outbound messages.
If you're using Thunderbird as I do, yo
Thanks! It works now! It was simply the case of setting the resizable to null.
I've one last problem though. This scrollbar, as you can see, it is a Vertical
one. What I wanted to do is that if the Fl_Scroll is resized horizontally, this
also resizes the Fl_Group inside.
I've made a custom Fl_S
On 15.05.2012 00:29, Eugenio Bargiacchi wrote:
> Thanks! It works now! It was simply the case of setting the resizable to null.
You're welcome. I'm glad I could help.
> I've one last problem though. This scrollbar, as you can see, it is a
> Vertical one. What I wanted to do is that if the Fl_Scr
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