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# haxe-ui
  • b
    (in fact, thinking about it, that will almost certainly break a bunch of haxeui components since you are saying "100%" for everything so things like slider thumbs would also be affected)
  • m
    This works but the property onChange doesn't get triggered
  • m
    I'll work around by listening to the onChange of the internal component
  • b
    on change of what isnt triggered? Got a test case?
  • m
    onChange event of the property component
  • m
    but what I'm doing is just handling directly the events from the inner component, and using the property component just as a "box" container
  • m
    I wouldn't even call it a workaround, it's pretty straightforward
  • m
    Maybe it's even the expected way of doing it?
  • m
    Copy code
    xml
<property label="Emission Rate (hz)" type="int" value="200">
   <hbox style="padding: 10px 5px;" width="100%">
      <slider id="emission_rate_prop" min="1" max="1000" width="100%" onChange="emission_rate_label.text='${Std.int(emission_rate_prop.value)}'" />
      <label id="emission_rate_label" verticalAlign="center" />
   </hbox>
</property>
  • m
    I'm listening to emission_rate_prop onChange instead of the property component's onChange
  • b
    i think either are valid, you should be able to listen for an event on the propertygrid component itself, but im guessing that isnt going to work with custom editors (but it should - so its a bug / oversight which ill fix)
  • h
    i have figured out a new problem lol
  • h
    do y'all know what to do with this
  • h
    it is definitely there
  • b
    have you got a WXWIN environment variable?
  • b
    what does the full output look like? Also are you using git versions? (though im guessing not going to make difference, seems like you have a wxWidgets setup issue)
  • h
    yeah
  • h
    it compiles normally before that then the error pops up and it just stops
  • h
    i’m using the version of wxwidgets from the website
  • b
    its really quite hard to say / advise - there is something on your system that isnt right
  • b
    when you are compiling do get an output like "using wxWidgets from C:\somewhere (version 1.2.3)"
  • h
    it says "Using wxWidgets from: \lib\vc_x64_lib"
  • b
    which means you dont have a %WXWIN% environment var, or its not correct
  • b
    you should see a full path there
  • h
    oh wait it might be because i didn't restart powershell
  • b
    echo %WXWIN%
  • b
    also, btw, it seems you arent using git versions, i dont think its related to this issue, but i strongly recommend using git versions of haxeui-core, haxeui-hxwidgets and hxWidgets
  • h
    i'll install them after i get it working
  • h
    oh that was the problem
  • h
    i didn't close the window so it didn't apply the environment variable changes
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