> Today I'm converting one application to FLTK and found that
> Fl_Help_View
> doesn't call Fl_Help_View::link when user click's on a link,
> although
> the FLTK manual says that it does.
And indeed, in my tests, it does. In what way does it not work for you?
If you follow through the logic of ::follow_link(...) you will see that,
after parsing the link that it was passed, it ultimately calls load() on
that page, hence "following" the link.
If it does not, I'd have to guess that, for some reason, it is not
managing to parse out your links or something?
> I added this code to it temporary to make it works:
>
> void Fl_Help_View::follow_link( Fl_Help_Link *linkp ) {
> char target[32]; // Current target
>
> clear_selection();
>
> //new code begin
> if( link_ ) {
> if(!(*link_)(this, linkp->name)) return;
> }
> //new code end
No, I don't think this is necessary, or correct...
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