> You really must do this:
>
> int handle(int e) {
> cout << "test" << endl;
> return(Fl_Browser::handle(e)); // REQUIRED
> }
>
> ..if you don't, you'll eclipse all events from the Fl_Browser widget.
>
> You don't have to write the code exactly as I've shown above,
> but you do have to effectively do what it does (pass the event
> down to the base class, and return a correct 0 or 1 value)
>
> See the docs on events for more info.
>
class flbrw : public Fl_Browser {
public:
int handle(int e) {
switch (e)
{
case FL_KEYBOARD:
cout << "test" << endl;
default:
return(Fl_Browser::handle(e));
}
}
};
I am quite confused that it didn't return "test" when I selected a item and hit
shift or enter in the keyboard?do you have to define flbrw in the class
somewhere?
Thanks.
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