Stan wrote:
>> If the discussion is about the philosophy of begin()/end(),
>> that's a different thing which is kinda intrinsic to fltk's
>> design, and it can be liked or hated, apparently. This was
>> gone over earlier in this thread (which started 4 months ago)
>
> What is often lost in this discussion is the fact that
> begin(); new Thing(..); new Thing(); end()
> is NOT exactly the same as
> add(new Thing(..)); add(new Thing(..));
I'm probably forgetting something about FLTK2; what's the difference?
In FLTK2 the begin() isn't implied the way it is in FLTK1,
so the following should be OK:
#include <fltk/run.h>
#include <fltk/Window.h>
#include <fltk/Button.h>
int main() {
fltk::Window win(720,486);
win.add(new fltk::Button(10,10,120,25,"Button"));
win.show();
return(fltk::run());
}
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