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On 9/16/22 14:48, roger tunnicliffe
wrote:
Thx for the reply (sorry can't see your name).
I am wondering then what would be the use cases for each
particular syntactical version. ie.
When and why would i use this code....
Fl_Button fltkButton(25, 20, 70, 50, "button1");
noting it requires fltkButton.labelsize(12);
as opposed to this code....
Fl_Button *fluidButton = new Fl_Button(25, 80, 70,
50, "button2");
noting it requires fltkButton->labelsize(12);
Probably no good reason, other than it's shorter.
If you're new to C++, I'd suggest always using 'new' to create
FLTK widgets so you don't have to worry about widgets going
out of scope prematurely.
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