On 26 Mar 2007, at 22:49, Millan wrote: > Just to be sure about this, and avoid unnecessary misunderstanding, > let me > specify in detail my program structure about this issue: > > There's a main window class derived from fltk::Window which holds all > mentioned components. The following is that class and corresponding > methods > (callback functions):
Please, if you are going to post examples, make sure they are complete enough to be compilable... There are too many bits missing from your example. I could guess, of course, but that might inadvertently alter what you are trying to achieve, or otherwise mask the issues you have... Can you post a small, complete, example somewhere? Then people might be able to advise you further? Anyway, some comments... I had the impression from your earlier description that the browser window was a free floating dialog - yet you seem to be creating it as a child of your main window? If the browser is entirely within your main window then surely the separate browserWindow that encloses it is redundant? If it is intended to be a free floating window in its own right, I would be inclined to create it as such, and not as a child of the main window - perhaps that is why you are having issues with handling the focus? > If there was any doubt about this issue, I hope this will clarify it. Not entirely! :-) > Also since I would like to continue my work as soon as possible, > can someone > please tell me how long will it take for FLTK 2.x library to gets > patched, so > I can replace my current version of FLTK 2.x library, and start to use > corrected one? I'd guess it will be fixed when it is fixed. If you really need something that's stable, using s/w that's still in alpha development may not be your best choice - I suggest fltk-1.1 is a very robust option for you. Or you can post the necessary patches yourself - I'm sure the maintainers would be grateful. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
