Rasmus Lindén wrote:
> the prebuilt binaries in the test folder looks like this:
> http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/3373/testbuttons.png
>
> but when I compile my own applications, it looks like this:
> http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/2629/73491787.png
I think the 'windows look' comes from:
win->show(argc,argv);
..whereas you might have:
win->show();
I forget why, but that argc/argv thing 'turns on' some
options that are different from the default battleship behavior.
It also gives the app command line control for initial position/size,
and other stuff; see the docs for more.
Or, if you don't want command line flags to be parsed by
fltk, I like doing just this at the top of my 1.3.x apps:
Fl::scheme("gtk+");
I don't think that affects the colormap, but it does affect
the button look. I think this can also be user-controlled
via a command line flag for -scheme or -theme or something
like that, I believe that's what the 'demo' program does
(its little radio button at the bottom to turn on different
schemes for all the demo programs)
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