Michael Schmid wrote: > No, it really want a modal window (so the widgets of the parent window > shouldn't be active as long as the modal window is there) > > I try to explain my configuration again: > > parent window -> child window (modal) > child window -> contains OK Button > OK Button -> callback which closes child window (hide()) > > So if I press the OK Button, the callback isn't performed... As I said > before, it seems to be a kind of a deadlock... (Child window doesn't get > the event because the modal-option blocks event propagation to the > childs of the parent window...
This is not how it should work. If the child window is modal(), then the *child* window should get all events (and drop those that are not for the child). This is, how all the fltk dialog windows work. > Or is there another reason why this doesn't work?) There must be another reason, or your description (or program) is wrong and doesn't do what you described. Maybe this is really a bug in Nano-X, as Ian suspected. > Is there another way to do this? Or is this approach wrong? The approach you described looks perfectly okay. Maybe you should really try another X server, if this is possible, otherwise you'll never know. Or try a simplified test case on both Nano-X and a normal desktop system with another X server, and see what the differences are (as Ian suggested already). Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
