> Hello All, > Just another newbie question.... > I'm trying to create a menubar of itemgroups. I would like the itemgroups > and child items to have a separate color from the other itemgroups in the > menubar. This would allow different colored itemgroups in the menubar to be > 'color coded' acording to the subject type. I've subclassed ItemGroup and > Item, but can't seem to integrate the Style stuff into the classes. > > I've tried using Styles, according to the source code. I've tried using > Styles according to the previous posts on this list. I've tried copying > 'draw' code from the source files. Nothing seems to work. I can compile > without errors, but the desired colors don't appear in the subclassed > itemgroup or item. > > Can someone give me an esample of how to incorporate styles into a subclass? > > NamedStyle( ItemGroup::default_style); > seems like it's supposed to create a new style, as a copy from an existing > style. But how do I make the desired changes and incorporate it into my > CIGroup subclass of ItemGroup? > > Revert( Style *s); > appears to be the function for making changes to the new style. Do I create > a class function > CIGroup::revert() in my class? > > I've read the documentation, but am getting more confused as I go on. > > Please point me in the right direction. > > Thanks, > Marty > >
there is a parameter in the menu_item class, and i think you can set the color through changing the last parameter. Of course, I prefer to use FLUID to make these stuffs. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
