[ruby-fltk-devel] Constructors and Ruby subclasses

[Kevin S. <kev...@ya...>]

I just committed a change to Window that allows this to
work:

###
require 'fltk'

class MyWindow < Fltk::Window
	def initialize
		super(400, 200, 'Main Window Class')
	end
end

w = MyWindow.new
w.show
Fltk::run
###

Now, the 'new' function always calls new Fl_Window(0,0),
regardless of the args that were passed in. I have added a
default 'initialize' method that actually uses the args to
call size, resize, and/or label as needed.

I have only changed this for Window, but I think we should
make a similar change for Widget.

Kevin

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