Hi Greg, sure, I'm interested as well...
I'm using fltk 1.1.9, and here is the result for VC2008 v9.0.21022.8
This works fine:
((Fl_Valuator *)scrollH_)->value(-document_->scrollH());
This
scrollH_->value((double)-document_->scrollH());
as well as
scrollH_->value(-document_->scrollH());
yield:
[
Error 1 error C2661: 'Fl_Scrollbar::value' : no overloaded function
takes 1 arguments d:\projects\pad\src\_grapharea.cpp 98 project
]
Greg Ercolano wrote:
>> however my compiler (VS2005 and VS2008) will not agree to call
>> 'Fl_Scrollbar->value(x);' unless I cast the scroll bar into an
>> Fl_Valuator.
>
> Just curious; does it help if the value() you specify
> is a double? ie:
>
> scrollbar->value((double)val);
>
>
> I'm running Microsoft VS Express 2005 (V8.0.50727.42) with
> fltk 1.3.x current and getting no errors when compiling the
> code I pasted; just re-verified this to make sure.
>
>
> I know you have a solution, but I'd like to look into this.
> I'm puzzled why the compiler would not automatically use
> the Fl_Valuator version of value() automatically.
>
> Can you include your build log here that shows the compile
> line flags and errors with the code I posted? I'd like to
> see the error and build flags.
>
> Also, which precise version of FLTK and VS are you using
> for your build?
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