> [..] > I'd read it as when anything is changed; ie. new widgets added > or if type() is changed. > > I believe this means as items are added on, the widget > enlarges itself to accommodate the added items. (as opposed > to squishing them, clipping them, or popping up a scroll bar). > [..] > If you look at Fl_Pack.cxx::draw(), it does actually call > resize() on itself after calculating the new width/heights. > > I guess it does this in the draw() code, so that it gets > triggered automatically whenever widgets are added/removed.
I see. So the answer is it's resized when it's drawn, which is subtly different from the other options. Thanks! Stan _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
