Thanks for the replies. I didn't really get the "get" thing you mentioned. I tried the grab(this) and even grab(this->window()) but neither did what I expected. As you mentioned, it is quite dangerous and all I ended up with were non-responsive widgets :(
So, back to the problem. A few more details on my subwindows: I have several "classes" that inherit from Fl_Double_Window. Each of theses classes have widgets (buttons, boxes, etc). I create 1 object for each class and add them to my main window: // Global Fl_Double_Window MainWin(0, 12, ScreenWidth-6, ScreenHeight-62, "Robotic Simulation"); FwdKinematics* FKMenu = new FwdKinematics((int)(ScreenWidth*.12), (int)(ScreenHeight*.12)); // Inside a "Set GUI" func MainWin.add(FKMenu); MainWin.add(FKPopDH); MainWin.add(IKMenu); .. With the "show" method I can make one window appear on top of the other but the one that gets all the clicks is the last one added to MainWin. The first time I show a subwindow I have to use show twice... (if it works, don't touch it!). Could that be causing the trouble? // Unrelated: Is there a method in FLTK to get the screen resolution and fill those ScreenWidth and ScreenHeight variables? _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
