[XForms] Showing an fselector on top of a fullscreen window.

[jason cipriani]

Yeah, that does the trick. I put too much faith in the documentation and didn't bother trying to pass FL_NOBORDER to that function. Thanks :)

Jason

----- Original Message -----
From: dadembro at rockwellcollins.com
To: jac4 at mindless.com
Subject: Re: [XForms] Showing an fselector on top of a fullscreen window.
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 2004 15:57:13 -0500

> 
> I ran into the same problem and submitted a patch to allow a file selector
> to be borderless.
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> I am pretty certain it made it into the 1.0.90 release as that is what I am
> using
> now with a call to:
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> fl_set_fselector_border( FL_NOBORDER )
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> Slainte,
> ---d.dembrow
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> If my main application window was shown with the FL_PLACE_FULLSCREEN and
> FL_NO_BORDER styles, how do I show a file selector goodie on top of it? The
> fl_set_fselector_border() function does not let you set the fselector
> border to FL_NO_BORDER. However, unless a window has no border, it can't be
> displayed on top of a fullscreen window. This seems like a fairly simple
> task, I must be missing something.
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> Thanks,
> Jason Cipriani
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