> int redraw() !! nothing important changed here !!
This should be
int redraw( XEvent *event, void *data )
but that shouldn't make any difference other than to possibly shut up
some compiler warnings
> fl_hide_object(MainForm->output_field);
> fl_set_object_label(MainForm->output_field,output);
> fl_show_object(MainForm->output_field);
Why do the hide/show? Is this to prevent flicker? You should be
using fl_freeze_form() if flicker is a problem, though in this case it
should not be a problem -- the redraw should be quite fast.
> Touching a key on the active Window results in the mentioned
> segmentation fault AND the last output of the printf was say
> 2
By "touching a key" what do you mean? Clicking on a button or
pressing a keyboard key.
In any case, it looks as if you're walking on something.
> I checked the demos that come with the XForms but none of them does
> it that way, in these, everything is in the .c-file, could that be
> the point?
Nope. I use several files in anything other than trivial applications
without a problem.
> I'm sorry not be able to give more information, perhaps someone got
> some hints.
Where does the core dump occur? Can you do a traceback with a
debugger (the gdb `where' command will do this).
spl
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