On 03/25/13 07:53, testalucida wrote:
> I just overlooked the which( x, y ) method which exactly fits my needs.
Great -- yes, it's easy to miss, because it wasn't documented! ;)
Fixed in r9849:
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Fl_Widget * Fl_Tabs::which(int event_x,
int event_y
)
Return the widget of the tab the user clicked on at event_x / event_y.
This is used for event handling (clicks) and by fluid to pick tabs.
Returns:
The child widget of the tab the user clicked on, or
0 if there are no children or if the event is outside of the tabs area.
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Noticed push() wasn't documented either; put a \todo stand in
marker for now..
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