> Can you handle the events of a single widget, like
> Fl_Browser?
Yes.
> This code doesn't seem to handle the event of "flbrw" which
> is the name of a Fl_Browser:
>
> class flbrw : public Fl_Browser {
> public:
> int handle(int e) {
> cout << "test" << endl;
> }
> };
You'll need to show us more of the context I'm afraid - though I would
say that the subclassed handle method should *always* call the
base-class handle, unless you are absolutely sure that you do not want
the fltk default behaviours...
So, somewhere near the top of your handle method, you might want to add:
int result = Fl_Browser::handle(e);
And return that result.
Also, I note that your subclassed method does not appear to return
*anything*, which is a Bad Thing and will probably break the fltk event
passing.
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