Jose Marcelo Auler wrote: >> Jose Marcelo Auler wrote: >> >> > Hello, >> > I'm not an advanced user in fluid, and I don't know if I missed some >> > point, but I couldn't create an Fl_Window by inheritance, only by >> > composition. And for me, that's bad, because if a want to handle events >> > I will need to do a subclass of Fl_Window just to forward the events to >> > my handler class. To make a long story short, is there a way to create >> > a Fl_Window class in fluid without composition? Thanks in advanced, J. >> > Marcelo Auler >> >> What I do is, create a Widget Class. Then change the "Class" to >> Fl_Double_Window. >> >> Here are the steps I use: >> >> 1. Create a function. >> 2. New->Code->Widget Class >> 3. Open the properties for the window that appears >> 4. Go to the C++ tab >> 5. Enter "Fl_Double_Window" into the "Class" field >> 6. Enter the name of the class, for example, "MyWindow" in the "Name" >> field. >> >> -- >> Alvin > > It worked! > Thanks, > J.Marcelo Auler
One more thing I forgot to mention. If the new window you are making is spawned by another window (say by pressing a button on your main window), make sure to add: parent(0); in the "Extra Code" section on the "C++" tab in the properties of "MyWindow". If you don't, the new window will spawn with the main window as its parent and weird stuff will happen. The "parent(0);" code makes the MyWindow a top-level window (border, etc.). -- Alvin _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
