Pawel: >>> If it interests you to sketch up a rough guess in code that would be >>> really good, because I am not completely sure I've got what you mean..
Me: >> I've cobbled something together to give a flavour of what I meant. ... Pawel: > I see now that the little problem of not being able to add Window > instances to a vector is not so little. ... > ... I'll just add my Fl_Window instances to an array (as I have in > the mean-time). If I have to waste some memory holding space for > a few non instanciated objects (I only wanted to have a few at a > time at the most) then so be it, because for me to understand what > you did will require a good bit of effort on my part beyond what I > can put in nowadays - to have a proper resizable Window container. As you have found, you cannot have a vector<Fl_Window> because all Fl_Window constructors take parameters, and there is no Fl_Window() default constructor. However, you can easily get round that limitation by simply storing pointers, and using a vector<Fl_Window*> instead. I think that I just misunderstood what you were trying to do, and made it a lot more complicated than you probably need. Cheers D. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
