Good day, I've some confusions related to Fl_Menu_Bar and Fl_Menu_Items. I apologize for multiple question in one but they are trivial so I though to create only one question.
Question 1) This is code from fltk 1.3.0 documentation : http://ideone.com/5dL7d Now suppose I create some GUI class like : class GUI : public Fl_Window { Fl_Menu_Items menuItems[10]; ..... } Since array is part of class I can't initialize that array at declaration. so what's the best way to add items in that array? e.g I don't want to do something like menuItems[0].callback_ = somefunc; or menuItems[0].callback(somefunc); menuItems[0].label("smack that!"); .... .... What's the idiom to do this? Question 2) To resolve above problem , I head of function Fl_Menu_Bar::add function, which adds menu items I guess? but that leads me to another problem : menubar = new MenuBar(0, 0, this->w(), 30); //MenuBar is typedef of Fl_Menu_Bar menubar->add("File", FL_CTRL+'F',nullptr,this,FL_SUBMENU); menubar->add("Hola",...); Now how do I signal fltk that last call to add item is to be shown in "File" submenu (i.e "Hola" submenu of "File" submenu) menubar->add("File/Hola",...); // this is good way to do it? Question 3) How to signal fltk that submenu has ended, now another menu begins? i.e analogues to {0} in Fl_Menu_Items's array or I don't need to do that when I'm using Fl_Menu_Items::add function? Question 4) In the documentation Fl_Menu_Bar don't have any add member function , In actually it has when try to access it from object of it. so I assume Fl_Menu_Bar is derived from Fl_Menu_Items? and so the following code is ok : Fl_Menu_Bar *menu = new Fl_Menu_Bar(...); Fl_Menu_Item *p; p = (Fl_Menu_Item*)menu->find_item(...); I really appreciate the time and help of every user reading this (and for questions too not belonging to mine) and trying to answer them :) _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
