Thanks for your responses. Unfortunately, I'm not using a continuous desktop. When I try to position a window off-screen, it just gets repositioned within the bounds of the screen from which I run the app.
>From fltk/compat/FL/x.H it appears that fl_display from fltk1 is equivalent to >fltk::xdisplay from fltk2. The comments for fltk::xdisplay say "Don't attempt >to change it!" Pretty straightforward :) I have looked at the Operating Systems Issues section from the fltk1 docs. It seems roughly equivalent to the comments in the fltk2's x11/run.cxx, but it hasn't helped me so far. I'll be studying it some more unless anyone has a better idea... > Am 02.12.2009 01:06, schrieb Terry Welsh: > > I'm using fltk2 on Linux and trying to open 3 GlWindows on 3 separate > > displays. My best guess at how to do this is to follow the > > instructions in x11/run.cxx and change the value of fltk::xscreen > > immediately after calling open_display(). I tried to do this by > > overriding Window::show(), but there are some private members of > > fltk::Window that prevent this. > > Is there a better way to open windows on multiple displays? > > The documentation of FLTK 1.1.10 covers this theme - "Operating System > Issues". Maybe it is similar enough to help? _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
