via hxcpp?

from my understanding, emscripten is basically just a c/cpp compiler but instead of creating code or whatever it creates webassembly

and the haxe compiler/hxcpp outputs cpp source code

that's a lot worse than just compiling to javascript for this stuff

haxeui supports html5/js stuff natively

going through wxwidgets would just make it awful

anyways why do you need rust to compile to wasm to use haxeui

my current project has most of the functionality implemented in rust

because writing binary parsers in haxe is significantly less fun

it's currently all compiled to native but now i might also be able to make a web version

i think its funny how the wikipedia page for emscripten links to the page for haxe lol

heh

lmao

ok, thats done now... so you can use any case in Toolkit.theme (eg "dArK") and also if haxeui cant find the theme, it will fallback to default theme and print out:

WARNING: theme 'no_exist' not found, falling back to default theme

i think it a little more robust and less error prone, so less likely that a new user is going to be confronted by a blank screen and not understand what happened

@little-oxygen-79174 - http://haxeui.org/builder/?83b02d9c Am i missing something... this is fine, no?

this doesn't seem to work, is there something wrong with it?

hx
                    var dialog:OpenFileDialog = new OpenFileDialog({
                            readContents: true,
                            multiple: true, 
                            title: 'Psych Engine Character Files'
                        }
                    );
                    dialog.show();

Hi guys, I would like to make an interactive diagram (like in the screenshot below), with thoses feature: - Have blocks that are moveable - Ability to have links between blocks - Be able to extend the diagram in an "infinite" perimeter in a scrollable container With the standard components I would do the blocks and the drag'n'drop but to do the links between the blocks I don't see... Do you have any leads on how to do this as standard so it's portable across different backends? Or is it too difficult and I have to do it in a specific backend (I'm targeting html5 for now), if yes, do you have any ideas for techno (canvas for example?) or an external library? THANKS

html5 has a canvas component so you can make the links through that

but, I don't think any other (or maybe 1 other) backend has the canvas api currently mapped

@bright-gpu-74537 you have some kind of leak on that page

If you leave the tab open (at least on my pc) for around 2 mins the tab crashes

right, probably the animated graph... ill check it out... im probably not clearing it or something, ill check it out... thanks! 🙂

i think the hardest part would be the lines between them... one option, as NotBilly said, would be to use canvases and sort of float them on top, or have one big canvas underneath and draw the lines on that... i did something similar ages ago... ill see if i can fish it out

Oh that's cool! The idea is to have a big canvas on a layout at the back that reacts to drag / drop and others that redraws the lines where necessary?

yeah, pretty sure thats how i did it, although, i dont think canvas existed at the time, so i think that version has a "big 'ol svg" in the background

Thank you for the info ! I'm going to try few things now zZz