> > Previous posters have said that grab() isn't supposed to work > > for windows not descended from the "main" window. Do you disagree? > > ... If that was true, none of the popup menus would > work in FLTK. But they do, don't they? grab() is also used to make > buttons work correctly (you can press a button, then drag the mouse > all over, then release the mouse button somewhere, and the pushbutton > will still get the release event).
That isn't clear to me. There's no "free" window involved with the pushbuttons. I don't know about the menu stuff... is an fltk menu a new top-level window, or is it a sub window that draws itself outside its parent's boundaries? > > I apologize that I currently do not have the time to step trough the > code and find out why it doesn't work for you. There is just too much > to do in my regular job. No apology is necessary :) _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
