> Yes, I goggled that page while searching for existing solution to my
> problem... so there is no default easy way to do such design then.
If you really want to override resize, then you need to subclass -
that's the C++ way, of course.
However, you can get the behaviour I think you described (I'm not sure I
understood what exactly you are trying to do) simply by nesting groups
and by control of the resizable object within each nested group.
I don't have fltk-2 on this particular machine, but here's a fltk-1.1.9
fluid file that shows what I think you were wanting...
# data file for the Fltk User Interface Designer (fluid)
version 1.0109
header_name {.h}
code_name {.cxx}
Function {} {open
} {
Fl_Window {} {open
xywh {400 74 322 411} type Double resizable visible
} {
Fl_Group {} {open
xywh {0 0 105 410}
} {
Fl_Group {} {open
xywh {5 5 100 400} box DOWN_BOX resizable
} {}
}
Fl_Group {} {open
xywh {105 0 105 410}
} {
Fl_Group {} {open
xywh {110 5 100 400} box DOWN_BOX resizable
} {}
}
Fl_Group {} {open
xywh {210 0 105 410}
} {
Fl_Group {} {open selected
xywh {215 5 100 400} box DOWN_BOX resizable
} {}
}
}
}
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