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# haxe-ui
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    nope not that im aware of
  • b
    right, fair enough, so mixing things up again - but either way, the fact that it works with xml doesnt mean haxeui cant use its own xml (generally)
  • b
    i think ur thinking of WPF
  • b
    yeah, or UWP... or... well, who knows
  • b
    xd
  • b
    i feel like qt is the answer to "native" uis
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    i mean, i get its not native, but its pretty damned close
  • b
    its done extremely well
  • b
    but ive heard the licence is restrictive, and that makes it a bit of waste of time
  • b
    yeah qt is pretty good and featureful
  • b
    its also a bit of a complex beast too > To support its signal/slot system Qt relies on a special preprocessor and compiler that generates intermediate objects that do much of the processing. They refer to this as the Meta-Object Compiler or MOC.
  • b
    i managed to get qt compiling and working with haxe / hxcpp
  • b
    it would be an awesome backend
  • b
    that said, i do get occasional crashes, but, well i do think is something related to slots, but i dont think its the "MOC"
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  • b
    looks really good
  • b
    yeah, worked really nicely until i noticed the crashes
  • b
    you said the middle listview is composite?
  • b
    the entire thing? including button and checkbox?
  • b
    yup, thats all haxeui, and the middle list is a custom item-renderer
  • b
    and a custom item renderer in haxeui terms
  • b
    thats cool af how u can just stick a composite control anywhere there isnt a native one
  • b
    well, its made out of native ones... qt native ones, you can do the same in hxwidgets
  • b
    but with qt it worked soooo much nicer, and looks better too
  • b
    i guess because its owner drawn, you dont have the set backs that windows introduces (like flickering)
  • b
    oh idk how that works
  • b
    idk what is composite, the grid i guess?
  • b
    well:
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    xml
<listview>
   <item-renderer>
       <checkbox />
       <label />
   </item-renderer>
</listview>
    can pretty easily turn into a native scrollview full of native "items", which is all a listview is
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    hmm so its a native qt label
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    yeah, and a native qt button, and checkbox
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