Yeah that's the other thing I really need

When are you planning to implement that? And can I help?

no idea... probably not in the distant future, i mean, its not really complex...

For system targets you can use File.save, or framework specifics

For js you might be able to pull of some untyped black magic

yeah, i already save files in an project im writing (haxeui-html5), so its defo doable, and not hard really

can tableViews resize width automatically? as in if the tableview is set to 100% width and the parent's width changes

trying resizing the window and while

<grid>

columns resize, tableview columns don't

it has 3 columns, set at 10%, 50% and 40% width respectively

xml
<tableview width="100%" height="200px" contentWidth="100%" contentHeight="100%">
  <header width="100%">
    <column id="colID" text="ID" width="10%" />
    <column id="colName" text="Game Title" width="50%" />
    <column id="colPlat" text="Platform" width="40%" />        
  </header>
  <data>
    <item colID="0" colName="Golden Axe Warrior" colPlat="Sega Master System" />
    <item colID="1" colName="Super Mario World" colPlat="Super Nintendo Entertainment System" />
    <item colID="2" colName="Sonic the Hedgehog" colPlat="Sega Mega Drive" />
  </data>
</tableview>

here's the layout, parent container is

<vbox width="100%" style="padding: 1rem">

sorry for late follow up

but it appears like there is no

seletedValue

property?

oooh, my bad i misread

think i found a bug 🤔

i think it might have something to do with this part of the instantiation

hx
final g2 = fb.g2;
g2.begin(true, Color.White);
haxeui.renderTo(g2);
g2.end();

can you send the code? (im working on an openfl project tho)

its just something for making a native dialog popup that can save/open files

i think also, in your xml you should make the root item have a style name of

default-background

ie,

<vbox styleName="default-background">  ...

ill have to extract it, which i dont have time to do currently - will sort it later

yep that fixed it, thanks

i missed this somehow, will check it out on the morrow - but the simple answer is yes, it should

OK, that should be fixed now, was a silly mistake (i wasnt resizing the native column sizes when the tableview resized)

fyi, you wont need contentWidth=100% for tableviews (it works that out) and you certainly dont want contentHeight=100%

(but im guessing that was you trying stuff out 🙂 )

yeah I just threw everything in there lol

I'll give it a go

10,000,000 hours of compiling later, it works perfectly, again

thanks for the help

another possibly easy question: what fields does a tableview expect for its data? I have the same columns as in the code I posted before (

colID

,

colName

,

colPlat

) but if I'm passing in data by adding Dynamic (anonymous) objects to the existing data source, what values is it expecting?