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If anyone is following this, docs are now in a branch inside my cloned GitHub repo: https://github.com/MatthiasWM/fltk/commits/fluid_docs .
imacarthur schrieb am Donnerstag, 9. Dezember 2021 um 20:18:16 UTC+1:
> It's funny to discover built-in trickery that AFAIK was never documented. For example, I did not know that leaving the Name in a Function node empty will create a main() function that opens the window inside and calls Fl::run().
Yes - fluid has “always" done that; indeed the “Function/Method Properties” dialog even says as much... It’s handy of you are throwing together a quick test hack...
You are right, bad example. A different one: If a Declaration node is inside a Class node, Fluid recognises the keywords class, struct, typedef, and FL_EXPORT at the start of the declaration and copies those declarations verbatim to the header file. Otherwise, Fluid will remove all but one spaces between the declaration and a potential inline comment ( `int x=1; // test` will become `int x=1; // test`).
If anyone can explain that to, that would be quite helpful.
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