Re. > My chief problem is that I don't want to "code" in Fluid; I want to > write the functions that lay out my widgets in Fluid, and leave the > coding of callbacks and other functions to my IDE.
Ken, I operate this way most of the time (I rarely code an entire application in fluid, except for very small utilities). My approach is to simply have the fluid generated callbacks contain one-liner calls into classes/functions that reside in other files that I manage in the IDE, and add the appropriate headers in "extra code" or as a "declaration". You can similarly add variables referencing externally managed classes to your fluid genrated classes. Very similar, if not identical to what Alvin posted. Don. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
