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> I think that call to "fltk::add_timeout(0.05, cb_grab_focus,
> wordInput);" is
> crucial, without it this doesn't work, that is I don't have to use
> overloading of (hadle()) method.
Two ways occurred to me to work around the hide/show and focus issues -
one was the "workaround" of using a timeout, the other was the more
stylish overriding of the handle method - I tried to show both
approaches in the example, but in principle (I didn't try) it should be
possible to fix it all "nicely" using the overridden handle method
approach.
> BTW I've noticed something strange which has not relation to
> current issue.
> In all the cited programs so far (this is also reproducible
> in this program)
> if one types something in input box, and then holds
> "backspace" key to delete
> that strng and holds it a little longer after the string is
> deleted, and then
> releases "backspace" key and presses "escape" key, then the
> first character of
> previous (deleted) string will appear, and program wont quit
> on subsequent
> "escape" key presses. Is this a bug in FLTK 2.x?
I don't know - I hadn't seen that before. Probably best if you file an
STR on this just to make sure it is picked up. BTW, when I do this, the
first time I press ESC, the last deleted character re-appears, the
second press of ESC closes the window normally, not quite the same
effect. Very odd.
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