> > > > > > On 19.02.2009, at 22:18, Justinas wrote: > > > > > > > How to make window blink in taskbar and title? (for event > > > > notification) > > > > > > FLTK has no interface to blink the title bar (it is not a cross > > > platform thing, so there is no interface for it). > > > > > > As an alternatie, you could blink the window contents itself: > > > > > > win->color(FL_BLACK); > > > win->redraw(); > > > fl_wait(0.2); > > > win->color(FL_WHITE); > > > win->redraw(); > > > fl_wait(0.2); > > > > > > ---- > > > http://robowerk.com/ > > > > > > > > > > Thanks for you quick answer > > I would rather use fl callback timer instead of lock the whole thread. > > something like this: > class Foo: ... public (some Flk class) > { > public: > Foo(...):Fl_....() > { c= 0;} > void StartBlink() > { > StaticTick(this); > } > void Tick() > { > // c = 0;(IGNORE THIS!!!) > Fl_Color currentColor = ( (c++ % 2) == 0 )?FL_RED:FL_WHITE; > color(currentColor); > redraw(); > } > static void StaticTick(void* object) > { > Foo* instance = (Foo*) object; > instance->Tick(); > Fl::repeat_timeout(1, StaticTick, (void*)instance); > } > private: > int c; > } > > This is just an idea, I didn't compiled the code. I think that doing this > way, you won't lock another graphic tasks. > > J.Marcelo Auler
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