But it doesn't seem to work ... @purple-businessperson-14467

I would still try to play with minWidth. And if if doesn't work. Maybe in the next frame, adapt the sze ???

heading to bed. ill play in morning

yeah, 100% would be solution here, but yeah, you would need to know which is the longest and not 100% that... im not sure there is a better way, i mean, im open to suggests / additions for something like this but not sure how you would convey that want "all the buttons to be as long as a longest button"

missing dlls?

yeah, the copy didn't work properly and manually copying them didn't help

it might have been wxwidgets dlls missing but i decided to give up and go back to msvc

what toolchain were you using before?

maybe statically link? I personally think static linking makes more sense anyway (in general)

I was using msvc before

I tried switching to mingw, which would make a Linux build easier

That didn't work so I'm just gonna wing it with Linux and see what happens

dynamic linking on linux sounds like a world of pain

... ... not the act / ability to dyn link, but the result, even on win, better hope all the dlls are good / right, etc... howcome you decided not to statically link (just curious really)

could a group help here ?

dont think so, they all abide by the same basic rules currently...

ok - just a thought - sounds like a new feature then - if such a thing were to be supported

yeah, one new type of layout i quite like the idea of is an "anchor" type layout (dont think it fixes the above problem though)

why is there a file specific to haxeui-hxwidgets in the haxeui-skeleton test app?

mistake

poof... gone 🙂

I want to change some colours of my UI dynamically at runtime. Is there a good way to do that. I see the guide for "themes" is empty right now, but that seems interesting. Is there a simple example of how it works? Basically, I have a stylesheet setup. Each section of my app has a different main colour. All buttons and background should change to use that colour. But I don't want to set up different styles for each section. It would be great if I could use a variable for the colours, or overwrite parts of the styles in a "theme" and switch themes, Not too sure what HaxeUI offers for me here

pretty sure you can just change the style of elements like you would with eg. html

you'd do this from a component class then

modify the components style props in haxe code

there's a theme switcher demo on the haxeui site as well

essentially you'd just toggle Toolkit.theme = 'theme name'

but you can do all of the above

but I'm on mobile/work atm so can't provide an example