> Anyway, I was thinking about this (while *not* at a computer and unable > to look at the code...) > > An aspect of my app that might be relevant is that it has multiple > windows - the "main" editor window and multiple floating toolbar > windows, which are "non-modal". > > What I am finding is that, after showing and then closing the FNFC the > sys_menu_bar for the app is "greyed out" and some (but not all) parts of > the app become unresponsive to user interactions. > > So... I wonder if the presence of the non-modal windows is somehow > confusing things, and the code is becoming "disoriented" after showing > the FNFC and somehow leaving the code in a state where it thinks a modal > window is active and taking some or all of the inputs...? > > This is distinct from the crash that occurs when I try and type into the > FNFC of course, but presumably related... > > Just some random speculations. > Ian
Ian: I made myself a small test program with a main window and a couple of non-modal ones, a menu (both in the main window and the apple menu bar) with an "open file" item that calls FNFC. All of this runs as expected. _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
