> Greg Ercolano wrote: > > Do you find your app opens 'below' other windows, and that ALL widgets > > in your app, not just the menu bar, are unresponsive to mouse clicks? > > If so, make sure you've first created a real Mac ".app bundle" for your > > app. > > > > I think someone wrote an article for this on the FLTK website, > > but I can't find it by searching the Articles for "bundle". > > I do have this info on my 'cheat' page for how to make Mac bundles: > > http://seriss.com/people/erco/fltk/#MacBundle > > I should add that Leopard pretty much requires your GUI apps are > formed into a ".app bundle" now. > > Apple has been warning for a while that the ".app bundle" is the proper > way to do things. I agree with Apple on this, as I always hated the whole > magic pixie-dust idea of hidden data/resource forks on files.
Thanks, Greg and Ian. My program *does* only show up below other windows, but it does have within it an Fl_Gl_Window that responds properly to mouse clicks. So it partially has the qualities that Greg says suggest the need for making an app bundle. I hadn't really looked at app bundles before, since my terminal-based programs ported from Linux worked just fine. I guess it's time for me to drink a little more of the Apply Cool-Aid. I'm using CMake to build the project, so I'm going to need to look into how CMake does OS X bundles. Man, this OS X programming is one... learning opportunity... after another :) Thanks again for all the help. - Christian _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
