Stan wrote: > So perhaps the easiest thing to do is just put things where you > want them to be. > Fl_Widget** a = array(); > Fl_Widget* tmp = a[2]; > a[2] = a[1]; > a[1] = a[0]; > a[0] = tmp; > > A couple of gotchas to watch out for... (1) Fl_Scroll has 2 > more children than you think it does, and they'll get moved back > to the last 2 spots in the array no matter what you do. (2) After > you're done moving the children around as you described, the > group tab order will be 3-1-2-(stop). The tab key won't advance > the focus from 2->3. Both of these little issues apply no matter > what method you use to move the children around, AFAIK.
Thanks for your advises, it will avoid a huge headache. I've already noticed that Fl_Scroll has 2 child widgets (the 2 scrollbars I guess) and that they're placed at the end of the tab. On the other hand I did'nt know about the twisted order of the group tab. It's a good thing to know before manipulate the tab. Thanks for your example but infortunately it doesn't work. This line cause an error: Fl_Widget** a = array(); "invalid conversion from Fl_Widget* const* to Fl_Widget** I tried a ugly cast: Fl_Widget** a = (Fl_Widget**)array(); no more error but the tab move around doesn't work. Any idea ? _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
