On 06/13/11 12:47, Ian MacArthur wrote:
> I see Greg's already replied to your specific questions, but I'd suggest that
> maybe the example you wanted to look at might have been his:
>
> http://seriss.com/people/erco/fltk/Fl_OpDesk/
>
> example.
>
> That may (at a wild guess!) be more in line with what you are trying to
> achieve?
Right, though that's a really advanced, "monster widget" ;)
Similar to Fl_Table, it doesn't manage data itself, it just
handles the graphic entities.
And, like Fl_Table, it works best to derive classes
from the desk's 'Box', 'Button' and 'Desk' classes
to be able to manage data (like programming languages
and variables) in a meaningful way.
But I think it can make a really cool UI to any kind
of graphic programming or automation tasks that's made
up of many discreet operations that can be connected together.
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