> It's not a problem since it's a Win32 specific application.
OK, if you are dead-set on going this way, it is pretty easy - see the
"Operating System Issues" section of the fltk docs.
But basicaly, by the time you are inside your widget's draw() method,
fltk will have set up these values for you:
extern HINSTANCE fl_display;
extern HWND fl_window;
extern HDC fl_gc;
COLORREF fl_RGB();
HPEN fl_pen();
HBRUSH fl_brush();
Of these, the only one you need is the HDC, which will appear as fl_gc,
so you can simply do:
My_widget::draw()
{
// some stuff
DrawIcon(fl_gc, X, Y, hIcon);
// other stuff
}
> In fact, it's because I must display an Icon getting from the
> function :
> GetClassLong( hWnd , GCL_HICONSM );
> (
>
> This function return an handle to a win2 icon...
Well, that's one way to do that... Still not clear what you are trying
to achieve, though...
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