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According to a recent comment in fltk.general by SebHoll [3] we now have
two links with code fragments: The link shown by Fabien above in
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well, feel free to suggest a correct english name and thanks for doing so
:-)
I just wanted to keep the naming style as close as possible as
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Please note that there is already Fl_Window::iconize(). This seems to be
very similar to the proposed minimize() method, at least under Windows.
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Another increment:
even simpler and powerful approach could be to further only 2 methods and
one (bitmasked in power of 2) enum:
enum
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Yes, I'd agree on consistency with what's in FLTK 1.x already
when it comes to naming and int return values.
It seems the FLTK API seems to
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This is a reminder of a recent discussion, so that we don't loose its
benefit.
It has been agreed many times that it would be worth adding fltk
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FWIW, here is how to maximise a window in X:
Note that 'wnd' is a Fl_Window (or derivative thereof):
Window xid = fl_xid(wnd);
XEvent xev;
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Hmm, one question: why is 'maximized()/minimized()' being suggested
instead of 'maximize()/minimize()'?
Seems like they should be 'present
