>
> On 24.04.2012, at 16:47, David Currie wrote:
> > By using repeated replaces the entire display's colours can be
> > controlled BUT NOT THE BACKGROUND. Why can't each Style_Table_Entry
> > contain background color information somehow?
>
> It can't because it is not in the code right now that renders the =
> background. Why didn't we change the code that renders the background?
> Nobody asked until now ;-)
> So, yes, it is possible to integrate this feature into the widget,
> but that needs some hours of work. If this is a very important
> feature to you, and neither Fl_Browser nor Fl_Help_Widget (a simple
> HTML viewer with background colors, IIRC), then you can either file
> an STR which will be handled in the order in of importance and time
> we have available, or you can implement that yourself. If you do,
> please drop us a line, preferable with a 'diff' attached, so that we > can 
> integrate that feature into FLTK.
>  - Matthias=

Having had a quick look at Ian's, Matthias' and Greg's most recent posts. and 
without going into several peripheral issues, The GENERAL CASE way to do this 
is to use Fl_Text_Display and Style_Table_Entry.
Please note, I am currently moving from Windows to Ubuntu and am new to many 
protocols.I notice from the main websites that there are various versions and 
their weekly snapshots (1.3.x ??). I dont know what STR means but I would OFFER 
to implement
"Add background colors to Fl_Text_Display" myself.
To me HOW this is done will affect which version it should be integrated into. 
Ubuntu Software Centre automatically downloaded and installed V1.3 for me.What 
is the install technique for snapshots?
Is all source code given? Is it protected? I assume it is well make'd. What is 
a .tar.gz,a .tar.bz2? What is a diff?

Who decides whether I can do this and how should I proceed?


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