> TargetWindow(const char* label) : Window(USEDEFAULT,
> USEDEFAULT, 720, 300, label, true)
> {
I would add an explicit:
this->begin(); // or maybe just begin();
At this point, though that is more to do with superstition than
engineering, I suspect...
> inbox = new inputGrid(330, 20, 90, 90);
>
> go = new Button(470, 50, 150, 25, "Generate words!");
>
> textBrowser = new Browser(150, 130, 470, 120,
> "Valid words:");
> go->callback(buttonCallBack, this);
> callback(windowCallBack, this);
> resizable(textBrowser);
> end();
> }
>
> };
> //Endcode.
>
> The box is as generic as it gets, which is why i cant work
> this out. unless having the constructor as part of the
> window's constructor does something it's not supposed to...?
Other than my comment above, it looks OK, so it seems odd it behaves as
you describe...
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