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On 26 Mar 2007, at 22:49, Millan wrote:
Just to be sure about this, and avoid unnecessary misunderstanding,
let me
specify in detail my program structure about this issue:
There's a main window class derived from fltk::Window which holds all
mentioned components. The following is that class and corresponding
methods
(callback functions):
Please, if you are going to post examples, make sure they are
complete enough to be compilable... There are too many bits missing
from your example. I could guess, of course, but that might
inadvertently alter what you are trying to achieve, or otherwise mask
the issues you have...
Can you post a small, complete, example somewhere? Then people might
be able to advise you further?
Anyway, some comments...
I had the impression from your earlier description that the browser
window was a free floating dialog - yet you seem to be creating it as
a child of your main window? If the browser is entirely within your
main window then surely the separate browserWindow that encloses it
is redundant?
If it is intended to be a free floating window in its own right, I
would be inclined to create it as such, and not as a child of the
main window - perhaps that is why you are having issues with handling
the focus?
If there was any doubt about this issue, I hope this will clarify it.
Not entirely! :-)
Also since I would like to continue my work as soon as possible,
can someone
please tell me how long will it take for FLTK 2.x library to gets
patched, so
I can replace my current version of FLTK 2.x library, and start to use
corrected one?
I'd guess it will be fixed when it is fixed. If you really need
something that's stable, using s/w that's still in alpha development
may not be your best choice - I suggest fltk-1.1 is a very robust
option for you.
Or you can post the necessary patches yourself - I'm sure the
maintainers would be grateful.
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