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One more observation:
The proposed patch has the (IMHO minor) side effect, that you can drag the
window away from an open menu, when the fl_aler
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I forgot to mention: I tested this patch on Windows, and it does what I
would expect: After closing the fl_alert() window, the menu stays open an
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okay, so here is a patch proposal, based on Stan's code:
fltk/src> svn diff fl_ask.cxx
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Yes, probably we can just do that, however we should also document that
Fl::readqueue() is incompatible with Fl::grab()...
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Thanks, Stan, this explains some of the effects, or maybe all.
I was just looking into Fl_Menu.cxx and saw that it uses Fl::grab(). At
line 503,
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As an aid to understanding the problem, note that this is a workaround:
void alert_cb(void *)
{
Fl_Window* g = Fl::grab();
Fl::g
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Tested with fltk-1.1 svn (r5940) on Windows and Linux.
Same effect on both.
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If a timer event (e.g. fl_add_timeout) starts a user interaction with
fl_message(), fl_alert() or maybe others, the program hangs completely (no
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