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# haxe-ui
  • p
    Works in Chrome and Firefox on Android.
  • o
    as I said some logic is in pallette so can easily create a cornerContour version for webgl or canvas
  • o
    when have time
  • p
    It works in Brave on Android, so I'm tempted to blame your machine.
  • b
    yeah, who knows... weird that its only brave though, fine on chrome... maybe brave doesnt like the "1 div for a pixel" approach? No idea
  • p
    Brave is a Chromium derivative iirc, so that seems unlikely.
  • b
    yeah, i mean, its defo based on chromium, but afaik it does "things" to webpages to stop them being trackable... maybe its doing something that is breaking it...
  • b
    really no idea...
  • b
    ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  • m
    works on safari in ipad air (believe it's iOS 12.5)
  • b
    et viola! 🙂
  • b
    is that new haxewui stuff?
  • a
    that's a nice new component :o
  • b
    just the color selector is new
  • a
    i was looking through creating components the other day and i got a bit stumped
  • b
    how so?
  • a
    couldn't figure out what i had to use, and what all the things that were used in the existing components did
  • b
    ill probably use that for my app. it looks better, and probably easier to learn
  • a
    like some things have a macro 
    @:composite(x, y)
    @:clonable
    @:behaviour
    etc
  • b
    Copy code
    class MyButton extends Button {
}
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    @:xml("<button text='bob' />")
class MyButton extends Button {
}
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    @:build(haxe.ui.ComponentBuilder.build("assets/my-button.xml"))
class MyButton extends Button {
}
  • a
    i wanted to see if i could figure out making a drawer component, but, i couldn't figure out how everything links together and the structure of making a component
  • b
    you can use those, and technically you should but if you are only interested in composite backends, its not much of an issue
  • b
    from my understanding of the code, cloneable means those values will get copied over when you call 
    clone()
    , behaviour means it can get overriden and redefine
  • b
    d
  • b
    whats the @composite tho?
  • a
    i was following the structure of the haxe ui components cause i figured if i was making something general purpose like a drawer, it could just be added to the list of things for all backends
  • b
    i understood pretty much everything else, it looks scary but quite understandable and clean when youre used to it
  • b
    a composite component is a component that is built out of haxeui components (ie, not native)... thats why composites have their own builders (to create the sub components), layouts (to lay them out) events, to respond to things and behaviours
  • b
    native components dont want to use any of that stuff
  • b
    so changes and fixes can be done in very little time, and the dependence tree is clear
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