Thanks for the reply Greg. Did you use the 'New'->'Code' options of Fluid to
generate your example? This is not something I've ever used. However, I did
try to play around with your example as follows. I cut and paste the code
between your 'snip' lines into a text file called 'hover.fl'. Then I opened
'hover.fl' with Fluid. That seems to work. Fluid brings up a small window with
the ATM box inside it. The Fluid code window shows that a class 'MyGroup' has
been created inside of which there are two items: 1) something called 'MyGroup'
which seems to be derived from FL_Group, and 2) a 'handle' function. The main()
function is defined below the MyGroup class.
Next I used Fluid to generate code, resulting in two files: 'hover.cxx' and
'hover.h'. Brought those files into a Visual C++ (6.0) workspace to compile and
run. Ran into problems there. Here's the message ...
c:\work\work_11\dwss\code\hover\hover.cxx(5) : error C2572: 'MyGroup::MyGroup'
: redefinition of default parameter : parameter 5
c:\work\work_11\dwss\code\hover\hover.h(10) : see declaration of
'MyGroup::MyGroup'
Make any sense to you?
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