>
> On 26.05.2011, at 04:42, newbie2 wrote:
>
> > Im trying to make a spreadsheet-like program using a derived Fl_Table =
> widget, with most of the other callbacks and widgets of the program =
> generated by FLUID.
> >=20
> > However, mouse events on the table makes it redraw only some cells =
> (The ones that would normally be selected if there was a selection =
> behavior in the callbacks), even without any callbacks set. Furthermore, =
> if I try to show widgets over the table, (to edit the cells in my =
> spreadsheet program, just like in the example) the widget doesn't show =
> on screen, but is active (input and callbacks works). The Fl_Table =
> examples don't behave like that, and I couldn't find which setting (or =
> code part) enables/disables such behavior looking at the examples and at =
> my own derived class.
> >=20
> > Which option (or programming construct) commands this kind of =
> behavior?
>
> This is really hard to say because the test cases that I have (the =
> sample programs) work. Can you create a short program that show this =
> behavior and tell us on which platform, so we can test it and fix it? =
> Thanks!=
>

After looking at my code and at the examples again I narrowed down the issue to 
an invalid box() parameter (a *_BOX instead of a *_FRAME) which made the 
table's background draw above the widget I wanted to show and other parts of 
the table.

Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for your time.
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