Hi there, I'm using FLTK and FLUID (1.3.2) to reorganise a complex sound synthesis software. I use two main windows launched at start, each one giving access (via a graphic menu) to a lot of other subwindows beeing shown by the FL_Widget::show() and hide() methods. I have strictly the same kind of code in the two main windows: a tab-like succession of subwindows (Fl_Group subclasses of my own), each having a make window method calling Fl_Window as the root widget containing groups, buttons and so on.
The content of the first main window is correctly shown, but in the other, one of the subwindows remains invisible, whatever I put inside, in any order (first, last or else). That invisible subwindow returns a Fl_Widget::parent()=0, which should not be, because it's inside the top level window. The Fl_Widget::visible_r() method returns 1 for any of the widgets inside it, indicating it should be drawn. As far as I can see, there is nothing special inside that subwindow, preventing it to being visible (that content was previously inline inside the main window. I've no workaround to this weird behavior and would greatly appreciate any possible help. D. Fournier ---------------- Opensuse 12.2 KDE, FLTK 1.3.2 _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
