You can re-theme individual widgets by wrapping them in a C++ class
in the app code.
I also have some vague memory of there being a way to hook into
FLTK's drawing routines from an app to affect all widget drawing,
which I /think/ involved some function pointers. I can't remember
where there's example code, but I think some code was made available
here on the newsgroup some years ago. If I find it, I'll follow up,
and maybe add it to the cheat page/fltk examples dir.
But as far as /externally/ providing themes (ie. just providing images,
and/or techniques that don't involve code changes), I'm quite sure
1.x doesn't support this. Not sure about 2.x.
[email protected] wrote:
> On 11/12/10 08:00, Sparkaround wrote:
>> Is it possible to create a custom theme without patching fltk?
>
> What version of fltk?
> And what do you actually mean by theme? There seem to be variant
> interpretations of just whet is meant by theme...!
>
> Anyway, all that aside, and discounting the theme support in fltk-2 as
> it seems to be frequently (currently?) broken, then I'd say that you can
> achieve a lot simply by subclassing your widgets and doing a little work
> in the draw() methods to create your new look - I've done this, and Greg
> has some neat examples on on cheat pages (see his Aqua-style tabs demo
> for one example, though he has others.)
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