Haxe

where did you get `hasSolidComponentUnderPoint` from?

I siwthced to the git versions of haxeui and haxeui-flixel and got that when I tried to compile

also... am I really gonna have to use git versions of libraries now 😬

you can manage it with submodules if you prefer, but haxeui is pretty stable on git

```
actuate: [1.9.0]
box2d: [1.2.3]
flixel-addons: [3.0.0]
flixel-demos: [2.9.0]
flixel-templates: [2.6.6]
flixel-tools: [1.5.1]
flixel-ui: [2.5.0]
flixel: [5.0.1]
haxeui-core: [1.5.0] git
haxeui-flixel: 1.5.0 [git]
hscript: [2.5.0]
hxcpp: [4.2.1]
layout: [1.2.1]
lime-samples: [7.0.0]
lime: [8.0.0]
openfl-samples: [8.7.0]
openfl: [9.2.0]
systools: [1.1.0]
```

i thought the command would have auto switched it

does that work? No idea... i barely use `haxelib git`... i tend to use `haxelib dev` and manage the dep outside of haxelib

it is the typical behaviour in my experience, i personally manage everything with submodules in commited projects and have a global installs for quick tests

now I just need to figure out where to put the `new haxeuiapp()` bit

`haxelib run haxeui-core create flixel` you can create a sample project with this command and copy over the logic/experiment with things

is there at least a dependency lockfile for haxe? My instincts are practically screaming at me that I'll suffer for doing things this way later.

you dont _need_ to use haxeuiapp.. its helper really, it becomes valuable when you want one app to target many different backends, but dont want to manage all the framework specific boiler plate yourself

not currently, crobes is working on this. However there are solutions like lix and haxe gsm

Alright, I am running into an error where my trace is not being triggerred in my `button.onClick` handler. I figured I wasn't initializing the haxeui app so thats what I've been trying to figure out..

Here is my code so far.

```
    {
        super.create();
        var button = new Button();
        button.fontSize = 24;
        button.text = "RESTART>";

        button.screenCenter();
        button.onClick = function(_)
        {
            trace("Button clicked!");
            FlxG.switchState(new PlayState());
        };
        button.customStyle.fontName = "Arial Unicode.ttf";

        add(button);
    }

```

have you got a `Toolkit.init()` somewhere?