On 09/30/16 15:09, Albrecht Schlosser wrote:
> On 30.09.2016 22:15 Juan Dent wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> FLUID is nice and simple for building a window ... that much i have
>> seen. But, what about a complex program with multiple windows that open
>> conditionally?
>>
>> Is there a demo that is not trivial in this sense?
>>
>> Regards and thanks!!
> 
> Fluid, maybe. Yes, fluid is partly generated with fluid.
> 
> $ cd fluid/
> $ ls *.fl
> about_panel.fl  alignment_panel.fl  function_panel.fl  print_panel.fl 
> template_panel.fl  widget_panel.fl
> 
> You can open all these files with 'fluid <name>.fl' and see if this can 
> help you.

	BTW you can use fluid to manage multiple windows in one .fl file.

	To do it, you can define a separate class derived from Fl_Window
	for each different window, and then just show() or hide() them
	as needed in your app.

	I have a few commercial apps that use a single .fl file in this way,
	and all the non-gui stuff managed in separate modules that are all
	linked together in a Makefile.

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