I made a program using the class Fl_Double_Window to make a graph, the problem
is that when I open and close a window of another program, a part of my graphic
disappears. But when I use the Fl_Window class, do not. What could be happening?
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I made a program using the class Fl_Double_Window to make a
graph, the problem is that when I open and close a window of
another program, a part of my graphic disappears. But when I
use the Fl_Window class, do not. What could be happening?
You will need to give us more details.
What
On 19.08.2011 12:47, PARAJU wrote:
I made a program using the class Fl_Double_Window to make a graph, the
problem is that when I open and close a window of another program, a part of
my graphic disappears. But when I use the Fl_Window class, do not. What could
be happening?
Without more
On 08/19/11 03:47, PARAJU wrote:
I made a program using the class Fl_Double_Window to make a graph, the
problem is that when I open and close a window of another program, a part of
my graphic disappears. But when I use the Fl_Window class, do not. What could
be happening?
To rule out it
MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK) schrieb:
I allready posted this issue a while before but I think I didn't
describe it very well, so I will try it again...
I have the following system:
- FLTK 1.1.9
- Nano-X Window System (Version 0.91)
- Linux 2.6.24
Is this problem reproducible on a
Michael Schmid wrote:
No, it really want a modal window (so the widgets of the parent window
shouldn't be active as long as the modal window is there)
I try to explain my configuration again:
parent window - child window (modal)
child window - contains OK Button
OK Button - callback
No, it really want a modal window (so the widgets of the
parent window
shouldn't be active as long as the modal window is there)
I try to explain my configuration again:
parent window - child window (modal)
child window - contains OK Button
OK Button - callback which closes child
MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK) schrieb:
No, it really want a modal window (so the widgets of the
parent window
shouldn't be active as long as the modal window is there)
I try to explain my configuration again:
parent window - child window (modal)
child window - contains OK Button
It tried your example and it worked (means: the subwindow was closed
when I pressed the hide Button even if the subwindow was
modal)! Then
I compared your example with my code...
I did the following wrong: I defined the subwindow INSIDE the
begin() -
end() space of the main window.
MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK) wrote:
[ ... lots of useful and hopefully helpful stuff (removed) ]
I'll add a few comments ...
Questions:
- Is simply the first window which is defined the parent
window? Or has
it to do with the special show() with the arguments argc and argv
Hi!
I allready posted this issue a while before but I think I didn't
describe it very well, so I will try it again...
I have the following system:
- FLTK 1.1.9
- Nano-X Window System (Version 0.91)
- Linux 2.6.24
Now my problem:
I have a main window which is in background and covers the whole
The following appears to work - perhaps it is not what you want, though?
Also, this code is hard coded to assume a 1280x1024 monitor, as that
happens to be what this screen is...
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// fltk-config --compile full-sc.cxx
#include FL/Fl.H
#include FL/Fl_Double_Window.H
#include
I wrote a widget use Fl_Double_Window, but at the moment it showup there was
always X11 background color on it, after 2 second it's clean.
Why?
I use 1.3.x, run x11/fltk on arm9.
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I wrote a widget use Fl_Double_Window, but at the moment it
showup there was always X11 background color on it, after 2
second it's clean.
Why?
Impossible to say without seeing more of your code.
As a random guess, I would assume that you have an inappropriate
box-type set for the
On 24.03.2009, at 11:14, MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK) wrote:
I wrote a widget use Fl_Double_Window, but at the moment it
showup there was always X11 background color on it, after 2
second it's clean.
Why?
Impossible to say without seeing more of your code.
As a random guess, I
Lazy Fox wrote:
I wrote a widget use Fl_Double_Window, but at the moment it showup there was
always X11 background color on it, after 2 second it's clean.
Why?
I use 1.3.x, run x11/fltk on arm9.
Is the fltk-config option for XFT on or off? Try off.
My guess is it might be
Lazy Fox wrote:
I wrote a widget use Fl_Double_Window, but at the moment it showup there was
always X11 background color on it, after 2 second it's clean.
Do the test programs that use Fl_Double_Window also do this,
or just your widget? [eg. test/tabs, test/fast_slow, etc]
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