> Jeff Paranich schrieb:
> > private: std::map<std::string, Fl_Input> m_Input; typedef
> > std::map<std::string, Fl_Input>::iterator InputItr;
>
> typedef std::map< std::string, Fl_Input*, std::less< string > >
> td_map_string_input;
> td_map_string_input m_Input;
> td_map_string_input::iterator InputItr;
>
> You must use Fl_Input*, because these must be dynamic objects.
>
> >
> m_Input.insert(std::make_pair<std::string,Fl_Input>("Cat",Fl_I
> nput(140,
> > 120, 33, 25, "Cat")));
>
> begin(); // to insert objects into Fl_Window
> m_Input["Cat"]= new Fl_Input(140, 120, 33, 25, "Cat");
> [...]
> end(); // to take new objects
Yes, I can see how that makes sense...
As an aside;
Edzard, is there some tweak that could be made, so that the key can be
set directly from the Fl_Input label?
I'm wondering about removing the "redundant" use of "Cat" here in
declaring the key and the widget...
Just a thought, doesn't really matter...
--
Ian
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