>
>
>
> > Mine is as you suggested, but the code doesn't come into play=20
> > because my main() function never exits because I close the=20
> > app window while main() is busy in a loop.
>
> Sorry - I don't understand what you said there... In what way is "main()
> is busy in a loop"...?
>
> And if main *really* is still stuck in a loop, why would you expect your
> application to terminate? An app only terminates once all it's threads
> (particularly main) terminate.
>
> I think you must be doing something clever that I am not understanding
> from the description... Again, a minimal example might help clarify the
> issue.
Well, think of the code structured at follows:
int main()
{
//set up and show FLTK window
while(true) {
//user interacts with stuff in the window
}
}
The user can exit the code using an exit button, whose callback contains an
exit(0), or the user can close the window using the X in the upper right
corner. The problem occurs in the latter case. I'd like to just catch the close
(X) and exit(0), but setting a callback on the main window doesn't do the trick.
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