>
> ALSO: perhaps it's no longer needed, but I thought FLTK apps
> that used the FLTK image library had to call:
>
> fl_register_images();
>
> ..at the top of main() to ensure the lib properly initialized.
> So you should try adding that as the first thing in your main().
On 16 Jul 2011, at 17:12, Greg Ercolano wrote:
> On 07/16/11 00:42, Carlos Luna wrote:
>>
>> Ok, here´s some example code showing the situation.
>
> I'd suggest trying a few things.
>
> First: Try adding some fopen() calls to test if you can
> access the files with normal ope
On 16 Jul 2011, at 16:31, Greg Ercolano wrote:
> Reposting the OP's code reformatted.
>
> OP, why would you be specifying anything other than
> the absolute path to the image?
>
> You surely can't make assumptions about the current
> working directory being set to anything in particular
> unles
> Sorry, but if you are reading this via the web-base forum, as in
> http://www.fltk.org/newsgroups.php?gfltk.general+v:33316
> then this is completely unintelligible.
>
> Can people please remember that not everyone receives this via e-mail
> and uses Outlook, and that there are also people using
On 07/16/11 00:42, Carlos Luna wrote:
>
> Ok, here´s some example code showing the situation.
I'd suggest trying a few things.
First: Try adding some fopen() calls to test if you can
access the files with normal operating system calls using
the same filenames you'
Reposting the OP's code reformatted.
OP, why would you be specifying anything other than
the absolute path to the image?
You surely can't make assumptions about the current
working directory being set to anything in particular
unless you force it to be something specific with chdir().
snip
Sorry, but if you are reading this via the web-base forum, as in
http://www.fltk.org/newsgroups.php?gfltk.general+v:33316
then this is completely unintelligible.
Can people please remember that not everyone receives this via e-mail
and uses Outlook, and that there are also people using nntp and ht
7 matches
Mail list logo
