On 10/25/11 14:39, Jeff Paranich wrote:
> I've somehow worked around this issue before, thinking I understood what was
> going on... now I'm not so sure I understand much of anything!
>
> Say I have two classes...
> fooA which subclasses Fl_Window
> fooB which also subclass Fl_Window
>
> And, fooA will instantiate fooB
> The problem is when I call show() on fooB from within fooA, the fooB window
> inlays into the fooA window (there is no OS toolbar on the top to
> click/move/resize/close/minimize the window, no window frame, etc).
If you want to create fooB within the methods of fooA, but
want it to be a /separate/ window (not one inside the other),
then don't use begin()/end() around it.
So instead of:
begin();
fooBptr = new fooB(0,0,200,200,"FooB Window");
end();
..which will make fooB a child window of fooA,
you would instead want, I think:
begin();
// any stuff here EXCEPT creating fooB
end(); // end definition of
fooA
Fl::current(0); // disable parenting
fooBptr = new fooB(0,0,200,200,"FooB Window"); // create fooB
unparented
..so that fooB isn't parented to fooA, but is instead
a separate window.
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