I have written several small specific objects that are composed of a few
standard xforms objects. Each child object remembers it's parent using
the parent pointer supplied in the FL_OBJECT structure and sets the
is_child value to true. This works well. As it should be, I'm able to
hide and show this object via the fl_hide/show functions provided by the
xforms library. Now, what I need is to create yet another object that
incorporates my other smaller objects and this is where I seem to run
into a problem. At the moment, the larger object doesn't seem to draw
it's child composite objects, although the handle routine for the child
objects doess get called. Am I doing something incorrectly perhaps?
Also, one other thing, I have been unable to determine in what way the
'child' and 'nc' pointers are intended to be used in the FL_OBJECT
structure. All that I do know concerning the 'child' pointer is that
setting it to a created object eventually terminates with a segmentation
fault, which I believe occurs during redraw, although I'm not entirely
certain of that. All help is appreciated. Thanks
Carl "Krawl" Armstrong
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