HI,
Steve Lamont wrote:
> void my_callback( FL_OBJECT *obj, long data )
>
> {
>
> char *string = strdup( ( char *) fl_get_input( obj ) );
>
> switch ( data ) {
>
> case 1: {
>
> I'm not sure that this is any better than separate functions for each
> object. It may be slightly messier to maintain if/when you add new
> input fields to your structure and database.
I think this is perfect for boundling the object that belong together.
I used this kind of callback for a cameramovement, there data means the
direction. Because the difference between all these function is minmal,
and they have much of the same code.
> I personally would stick with the individual callbacks.
This depends on what You are doing. If it is logical to conecntrate the
functions, it more easy to look over.
(my oppinion)
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Daniel Bloemer
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