oh... nice 🙂

i think so yeah, although, im having trouble seeing the diff

press < and > (or comma and period) to increase the scale

ah, ok, i was at scale 1

nice one... thanks for the fix... shall i close the issue in GH?

let me close it with details once it's merged

There was also this way to . But it doesn't seem to work anymore : Warning : no class found for component: recap

oh? It defo should work... if i broke it, it certainly wasnt intentional

Yes it doesn't work anymore. Since the 30/09 commit XML namespaces

ah... that probably makes sense... nice one... didnt even think to check it

Figured out the Float should be String thing. For every case where I am putting a field into a label using string interpolation I need to add an inner set of quotes. So I had this in a lot of places

<label text="${specularStrength.pos}" horizontalAlign="center"></label>

and that gives the error. If I change it to this

<label text="'${specularStrength.pos}'" horizontalAlign="center"></label>

Note the additional single quotes around the interpolation

that's all it was

hmmmm, still kinda weird though... i would have expected haxeui to take care of that... also, why was this a "vscode" only thing?

Yeah all true. I think it's something in the extension, maybe a bug 'cos it's not required outside of vscode

could it be vshaxe is using a different hxml than when you compile in terminal?

whoops 😅

lol, whoops

better, still, screwed something up (yesterday) on hxwidgets

thank the gods for CI 😄

I don't actually know how to tell. I deleted Export and did a full build - still no difference. I tried downgrading the extension to 2.24.1 - still same. One thing that is odd is that haxelib list from powershell shows:

haxeui-core: 1.5.0 [git]
haxeui-openfl: 1.5.0 [git]
lime: [8.0.0]
openfl: [9.2.0]

but the Haxe dependencies shows (dev) for all of these - doesn't report the version - not sure why. Actually mouse over shows they are pointing to .haxelib dirs, so it's probably just how it displays it. Tried with and without --debug. No difference Tried from powershell inside a vscode terminal (7.2.7) and from my normal separate powershell terminal (7.2.6) - both work. Tried the HTML5 target - it too can hit this issue during compilation. So it's def something to do with running the task in vscode but I can't spot it yet. So yeah, running out of ideas, thankfully I have the w/a but weird

@bright-gpu-74537someone is asking a question on the haxe forum but in looking to answer the question I have become confused myself 😂

I can't seem to find a way to style menubuttons like he asked but... what is extra confusing is the api docs shows style properties in

backgroundColor

format whereas all examples uses

background-color

which is it or is it both? o_o

ah okay, defo not both

just new doc bug i guess?

I'm pretty sure doc is the class field names and the hyphenated form is the same thing used in the XML/CSS file - camel case to kebab case. There are some exceptions but I think that's in general what's going on.

pretty much what Rooks said - the mapping isnt automatic (the css is parsed and matched to var names), but for the most part it works as described above, ie, css

background-color

is the style variable (in haxe)

backgroundColor

ok, this works now: http://haxeui.org/builder/?3def45bf its actually a really nice feature i probably dont use enough 🙂

(would be nice if this worked too: http://haxeui.org/builder/?5f2cac8a - i actually think it might be pretty simple to add it)