> I've just searched Articles&FAQs and for some keywords in fltk.general > but haven't found what I was looking for, so I'll ask here. > > I remember that a couple of years ago, one of the regular posters (such > as dzimmer or cableguy perhaps?) described a system of using fluid to > provide the bare-bones for a class, but doing the actual implementation > in normal .h and .cxx files using a standard editor and then marrying the > two together. > > Rather than reinvent the wheel, could someone help refresh my memory? > > Cheers > Duncan > > I've been away from doing real program development with fltk for a few > years and want to get back into it. Unfortunately my old fltk sandboxes > have bitten the dust during several system reinstallations and I can't > refer to the various experiments I tried with developing with fluid. >
The simplest case: Assuming you have a class, MyClass, that does what you want, the easiest way to connect it to an fltk GUI is to add a pointer to it (*pMyClass) as a member variable of the fluid-generated UI class. Fluid automatically sets the user_data_ of a window to the UI class (MyUI), so from any callback, the following approach works. ((MyUI*)o->window()->user_data())->pMyClass->do_stuff(o->value()) You will also need to #include "MyClass.H" as extra code in fluid. Don. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
