I am using 1.3rc3 on the latest Ubuntu and am having a problem with non-modal windows going behind normal windows in the same application.
My intent is to have a button bar always in front of an openGL canvas so I made the buttons a separate non-modal window. As I understand it this means it should always be above the normal window but allow the normal window to continue accepting events. This seemed to work but now whenever I click the normal window it pops in front of the button bar no matter what the modal setting. I have a separate non-modal window used elsewhere in the program that I try using here as well and it works as intended(always on top/both windows active). When I query non_modal() for the button bar it returns the value 32 and returns 0 if I remove the non_modal setting so I believe the window has the correct settings. The only difference I can see in how I am using fltk from most examples I have seen is that I am currently instantiating all windows at startup and either hiding or showing them depending on the state. When doing it this way the showing order is important, calling show() on windows from back to front(which I am doing). Any ideas? _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
