Greg Ercolano wrote: > Gary Hui Zhang wrote: >>> The Fl_Tabs widget does exactly that when >>> you select a tab: it show()s its group and hides any other contained groups. >> This was my understanding but it doesn't appear to work, at least on MacOSX. > > I think I can replicate with 1.3.x + OSX. > > The following program makes two tabs with an openGL window in each, > drawing an 'x' in one, and a '+' in the other. > > A problem crops up when you switch to '+' then /back/ to 'x', > the '+' image and window remains. > > Also, when you then resize the window in this mode, you see /both/ > gl windows are being shown, with one oddly floating and stuck, eclipsing > the other. > > Problem seems to happen only on osx, not on linux. > 1.3.x in both cases.
Works as expected on Windows. I'll test on my Mac tomorrow. > Note sure if my code is doing something wrong here too, > but my guess is it might be something wrong in fltk's handling > of hide()/show() for openGL windows.. not sure. Maybe indeed Mac-specific. We'll see. Maybe Matthias can have a look at this, 'cause he should know the code. Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
