> void DataGenerator::StartCB_i(Fl_Widget* wgt, void* v)
> {
> Fl_Button* button = (Fl_Button*)w;
Having created this "button" widget, it might be more portable to use it
in subsequent refs, rather than calling startBtn explicitly?
Perhaps that is what you intended?
> if(state)
> {
> state = false;
> if(startBtn->label() == "Continue")
> {
> startBtn->label("Stop");
> Have i over egged the pudding here? Is there a more
> recommended or 'safer' solution?
I didn't try to compile the code, but it looks OK I think. This is
probably as good a way as any other to get to the correct callback
method, so should be fine.
I assume you tested this and it worked OK for you?
Though I would always derive my "outer" widgets from fltk widgets, if it
were me...
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