[..] > > >> In this case, FLTK is just passing the values on to the > >> window manager, and the wm 'does what it does' with the > but the window manager gets the "last say", [..]
One reason among many to use a toolkit like fltk is to abstract away platform differences. In fact, fltk does this quite well. In rare cases the toolkit is at the mercy of the platform, and the documentation can, should, and usually does identify these cases. If size_range() is such a case the doc can just say so, as it does elsewhere. To be frank, I suspect it isn't, because the X window manager has no problem supplying a window with a width restriction and no height restriction, and if size_range(W, 0) doesn't express that, it's an odd interface indeed. Anyway, let's drop it. Stan _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
