Gary Hui Zhang wrote:
> I figure that a natural way of remedying this is to add a callback to each
> tab to execute the hide() explicitly.
That shouldn't be necessary. The Fl_Tabs widget does exactly that when
you select a tab: it show()s its group and hides any other contained groups.
> But it appears that the callback inserted never gets called. Here is the
> actual code:
>
> Fl_Tabs m_LayerUITabs {open
> xywh {180 5 390 475} box PLASTIC_THIN_UP_BOX color 41
> } {
> Fl_Group m_ImageContrastTab {
> label Contrast open selected
> callback {this->DisplayImageContrastTab();}
> xywh {180 25 390 455} labelsize 12
> } { .... }
>
> Note the callback for the tab (Fl_Group m_ImageContrastTab). That function
> does not get called when I select the tab ...
>
> Is this the correct behavior?
If you want a callback to be called when you change the tabs, then you
must set it for the Fl_Tabs widget. Its value() is the currently
selected group.
>> I don't know if this is a GL specific problem (may be), but problems
>> like this one often have a common cause that the groups that are
>> contained in the tabs don't fill the tab group area completely (except
>> the tab area itself). Please check, if this could be the case in your
>> program.
>
> Do you think the code above suffering from the problem you described?
The Fl_Tabs and the contained group look okay for me (but I can't really
"read" and understand fluid code well, because I never use it). However,
the important part is missing: Is your GL window within the limits of
its containing group (in this case: xywh {180 25 390 455}) ?
Albrecht
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