[email protected] wrote:
>> [email protected] wrote:
>>> How does one generate the HTML documentation with Doxygen such that it's
>>> compatible/usable/readable by FLUID? I'm running on Windows-XP, downloaded
>>> the latest version of Doxygen and ran it in the "documentation" directory.
>>> It generates an HTML sub-directory that is usable with a Web Browser, but
>>> the files aren't cleanly usable in FLUID from it's help pull-down. Having
>>> the docs in FLUID is really handy.
>> Fluid should probably be modified so that Help->Manual
>> uses fl_open_uri() to open the doxygen docs using the local web browser.
>
> Should I submit a bug report on this then?
Yes, I think so.
It's not likely the FLTK html help widget will be able to parse
the CSS based doxygen output any time soon.
> I think I found another issue. I was using 1.1.8 but was having problems
> loading and displaying PNG files from Tektronix O-scopes. I upgraded to
> a more recent snapshot and that fixed the PNG problem, but now I have a
> problem with labels. I constructed a Tab Widget with a couple of entries.
> This all worked with 1.1.8, but now I see the Tab labels inside the widget
> and on the Tab of the widget. It all looks fine in Fluid, but in the
> running program I see these multiple labels.
Maybe show us a simple fl file example here before submitting a
bug on that. Does the version of fluid you're using match the version
of FLTK you're linking against?
> None of the Fluid options seem to eliminate the bogus label. Not sure
> if this is fixed in the most recent snapshot but I'll give it a try tomorrow.
That'd be a good thing to try.
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