> Question: What box type do you have set for your input widget?
> The fix you describe (adding a background rectangle to the widget) is
> pretty much what the widget ought to be doing anyway, assuming you have
> the box-type set accordingly, so perhaps it is simply a matter of
> setting the correct box tpye and all will be well?
>
> Also, the text should be clipped to it's widget bounds - the fact that
> you seem to be reporting seeing text outside of the bounds, suggests
> that the clipping is not working either. Again, this *might* be related
> to box types...
Yeah, as you picked up, this is on the regular test/input file. I noticed it
whilst working on a small project for a friend, and have been trying to work
with it since. I figured the definitive test would be the test/input demo,
because I think I can trust that more than my own code.......
> That looks to be the test/input demo you are running - when I run that
> here, all seems to be fine using fltk2 revision;
>
> $ svnversion .
> 7680
>
> So I am not sure why it would not work for you. What system / tools /
> etc. are you using?
I was running 7680M (running a few patches for crap here and there that I've
thrown in), on both Ubuntu 9.10 and inside a Windows 7 virtual machine. The VM
compiles with msys and mingw, ubuntu uses gcc with whatever options the fltk
makefile passes (or if I'm building it myself, `fltk2-config --cxxflags`
`fltk2-config --ldstaticflags`)
I did just rm -rf the directory and re-checkout the svn source, however the
same problem still exists.
I'm running an i686 laptop, the generic version of 2.6.31-22 as a kernel, etc.
This is a stock build of fltk though, and I've cleaned out /usr/local/lib of
all fltk2-related libraries.
Any thoughts?
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