Let me reword my question. BTW - I am using Fluid 1.0.11. I want to work with callbacks defined ONLY within Fluid - more specifically - only within the callback panels provided for each widget. I have other solutions to this problem. But the easiest approach, IF it is possible, would be to work entirely within Fluid's widget callback definition panels.
First simple example: Have a widget called 'A' with callback defined within Fluid's definition of 'A'. Have another widget called 'C' from which I want to execute A's callback (amongst other things). The syntax used within C's Fluid definition panel would be A->do_callback(). No problem. Problem Example: 'A' is a pulldown menu with several menuitems including one call 'B'. B's callback is defined within it's Fluid definition. I want to execute B's callback from another widget called 'C'. Was hoping something like A->B->do_callback() would work (defined with C's Fluid definition panel). But no luck. Wrong syntax. Won't compile. As I said above, I have other solutions to this problem. So I guess what I'd like to know is if it's possible to execute B's callback from within the Fluid definition for 'C'. Don't want to create ANY callback functions outside of the Fluid definition panels for A, B, and C. Thanks. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
