Actually there are two deprecated inline methods in the header only (setSize() and isSetSize()) which I implemented for backwards compatibility with the original Fl_Flex widget. This ensures that the original test and demo programs can be compiled w/o changes - except for changing the #include statement. I hope that users can port their old programs using Fl_Flex w/o issues.

Since these are small inline methods they should not generate code if not used by the program. I also surrounded these two methods with #if (1) and #endif so I could disable these methods for testing to be sure they are not used in the new code including demo programs.

That said, yes, they were added intentionally although this is a new widget in the FLTK core, but we can easily disable the compilation or make it optional.

@ManoloFLTK Thanks you for your comment.

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