fltk::CreatedWindow Class Reference

List of all members.

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Detailed Description

When fltk tells X about a window, one of these objects is created. Warning: this object is highly subject to change! It's definition is only here so that xid(Window) can be declared inline:

Public Member Functions
void	expose (const Rectangle &)
void	sendxjunk ()
Static Public Member Functions
static void	create (Window *, XVisualInfo *, Colormap, int background=-1)
static CreatedWindow *	find (const Window *window)
static CreatedWindow *	set_xid (Window *, XWindow)
Public Attributes
XWindow	backbuffer
bool	backbuffer_bad
Rectangle	current_size
::Cursor	cursor
const Widget *	cursor_for
XWindow	frontbuffer
CreatedWindow *	next
bool	overlay
Region	region
bool	wait_for_expose
Window *	window
XWindow	xid
Static Public Attributes
static CreatedWindow *	first

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Member Function Documentation

void CreatedWindow::create	(	Window *	window,
		XVisualInfo *	visual,
		Colormap	colormap,
		int	background = -1
	)			[static]

This function calls XCreateWindow and sets things up so that xid(window) returns the created X window id. This also does a lot of other ugly X stuff, including setting the label, resize limitations, etc. The background is a pixel to use for X's automatic fill color, use -1 to indicate that no background filling should be done.

References fltk::Window::child_of(), current_size, fltk::Widget::flags(), fltk::flush(), fltk::Rectangle::h(), fltk::Window::i, fltk::Window::icon(), fltk::Window::iconlabel(), fltk::Window::label(), fltk::modal(), fltk::Window::override(), fltk::Widget::parent(), sendxjunk(), fltk::Rectangle::set(), set_xid(), fltk::Window::shown(), fltk::version(), fltk::Rectangle::w(), wait_for_expose, fltk::Rectangle::x(), fltk::Window::xclass(), fltk::xdisplay, xid, fltk::xscreen, and fltk::Rectangle::y().

Referenced by fltk::Window::create().

CreatedWindow * CreatedWindow::set_xid	(	Window *	window,
		XWindow	winxid
	)			[static]

Set things up so that xid(window) returns winxid. Thus you will make that Window draw into an existing X window.

References backbuffer, cursor, cursor_for, frontbuffer, fltk::Window::i, next, overlay, region, wait_for_expose, window, and xid.

Referenced by create().