can you repro the table bug minimally?

the reason I don't do that is so that I can store the graph parameters in scope and modify them on other events

like this

Hmm not simple to make one, but I'll try 🙂

I don't see why you can't?

I need to read the args also

How is that any different? You would just be replacing the current variable with something like ``var imgURL:String = getImgURL(...``

For the table minimal case, I wasn't able to recreate one and my brain fried and don't want to see tables anymore so I'm polishing other apps for a few days before going back 🙂 So back to hxwidgets, here's an interesting bug

haxe
package issues;

import haxe.ui.events.UIEvent;
import haxe.ui.containers.VBox;

@:xml('
<vbox width="100%" height="100%">
<button text ="show" onClick="properties.show()"/>
<vbox id="properties" width="100%" hidden="true">
                            <hbox width="100%">
                                <button text ="Button with pixel width ( needs window resize to be shown)" id="origin" width="100" />
                                <button text ="Button with percent width" id="delete_card2" width="50%" />
                                <button text ="Button ( needs  windows resize to be shown)" id="delete_card" />
                            </hbox>
                            </vbox>
</vbox>')
class A012 extends VBox {
}

If you click on the on the button show to show the properties only deletecard2 is shown. For the others to be seen, you have to resize the window

Hi guys I'm a bit stuck with styles in haxeui. I see they use css for describing the style. haxeui-core\1,5,0\haxe\ui\_module\styles\ When I build my project (html5) in js I can see some variables like, haxe_ui_themes_ThemeManager.get_instance().setThemeVar("default","disabled-text-color","#cccccc"); but cant see where is the source css for the style, and generally how do I define/customize my style. what are the steps and what are the files i need to touch and see in the output folder

HI Helgii ! First of all it is always better to use latest git version of haxeui-core and html5 .

Actually I was trying to fix a bug with optionboxes, when they are enabled/disabled text color is still the same (disabled)

For example this bug doesn't exist anymore in the git version 🙂

ok thanx) great!

but still what about styles, creating new etc, where are the css in the output

should I copy it to the output folder

or css is just read and then converted to constants in js code

Here are some old notes on styles which can help https://gist.github.com/Shallowmallow/0b3f1974eda3a94ccc9ea1d1939a2d98 ( I improved then but then accidentely deleted the file lol)

I'm going to leave the computer for a little. But if there's a still something you don't understand. You can ask here and I'll try to anser

Thanks Ill try reading through the doc you have just pointed to

haxeui is the best gui library ive encountered, but haxe is kind of irritating to write binary file parsers in

so, mega brain idea, which i am currently experimenting with: make my gui in haxe, and link to a rust library for parsing the file

What file type? @clever-yak-82528

in this case, wii bmg files

whats the issue with haxe a binary parsers? Just useful bits missing from the bytes api in haxe or something?

i think that guide yoplala link pretty much covers it... would be nice to get that into the "guides" at some point as its pretty full / complete

that and some other things

parsing binary files in rust is a dream

what are the main differences, just curious now really

it's the combination of a really, really nice commandline argument parser, a library for reading binary formats that handles most of the work for you and giving you easy low-level access to the types

if i want a uint32 or a uint64 or a uint128 in haxe, i have to mess around with stuff and just hope it works properly, and the documentation will either not exist or be spotty most of the time