Haxe

as you say, i would put each item into its own "box" and have the background on that

Ok cool, I 'll do my own custom container in this case . I didn't want to make one in case there was an obvious solution 🙂

i think its the best (only?) option - it also means you can create a custom component + layout like "Book" for example, which would be nice encapsulation (or at least that is how i would do it)

<@633942991660384276> - couldnt resist: http://haxeui.org/builder/?1189aa8d 😄

can I build for the hashlink target in my openfl project? (haxeui)

./lib/hashlink/src/module.c(373) : FATAL ERROR : Failed to load library ssl.hdll

i think you need to update to latest, or something like that <@525025580106907659> knows more about it (i think)

No need to actually install Hashlink, you only need an up to date version of Lime (it bundles it's own version).
You may need to install things like mbedtls too (see also the list of dependencies in the hashlink readme).

can't find anything in the gh repo, not sure where I have to find it

Haha. Not exactly what I wanted. ( I wasn't clear in my message) I wanted a shelf by row.  But I think it's beautiful. I've never really used 9 slices but in fact it's awesome. You'ce convinced  me, I think I'll make book cover for each book now 🙂

i _think_ there might be a background repeat property, but i cant remember

there is, I tried to use it, but it didn't seem to do anything in my case

The latest haxelib release should include my HL fixes.
But on Linux you need to install mbedtls etc yourself, those dependencies are not compiled in.

I made sure all deps are installed, but I keep getting the same error

Uh oh.
Try uninstalling the aur version of HL, this might be a case of conflicts between lime's version and whatever you have installed globally.

Just as a sanity check, make sure you have no leftover global hashlink installs.
Paths to check include `/usr/bin/hl`, `/usr/lib/libhl.so`, `/usr/lib/*.hdll` and the equivalents in `/usr/local`.

I checked all of them, and deleted if I found any then ran `make` and `sudo make install` once again

with `lime test hashlink`
`./lib/hashlink/src/module.c(373) : FATAL ERROR : Failed to load library ssl.hdll`

and with `hl Main` 
`hl: symbol lookup error: hl: undefined symbol: hl_dyn_casti64`

Okay, so the second error is actually expected in this context, it's a version mismatch.

For the first error, go into `export/hl/bin` and run `ldd ssl.hdll` and share the output.

```
ldd: warning: you do not have execution permission for `./ssl.hdll'
    linux-vdso.so.1 (0x00007ffe7db7d000)
    libhl.so => not found
    libmbedtls.so.12 => not found
    libmbedx509.so.0 => not found
    libmbedcrypto.so.3 => not found
    libc.so.6 => /usr/lib/libc.so.6 (0x00007ff8e79ac000)
    /usr/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 (0x00007ff8e7bbc000)
```

Yes, but a newer version than what the libs were linked against.
The short-term solution is to build lime from source.

The long term solution is for lime to compile those deps into the binaries it ships...
Why do they have to make it so hard to ship portable binaries on Linux :(

how do I build lime, I can't find any make or cmake files 😅

Assuming you've cloned (make sure submodules are cloned too) and done `haxelib dev lime path/to/lime`, doing `lime rebuild hl -release` should just work.

do I also need the haxelib version installed, `haxelib install lime`?

ugh shit, I'm getting many `ld` errors at the end

```
/usr/bin/ld: obj/linux64/04724041_CairoBindings.o: in function `lime::lime_cairo_font_options_create()':
CairoBindings.cpp:(.text+0x3e5): undefined reference to `cairo_font_options_create'
/usr/bin/ld: obj/linux64/04724041_CairoBindings.o: in function `lime_hl_cairo_font_options_create':
CairoBindings.cpp:(.text+0x405): undefined reference to `cairo_font_options_create'
/usr/bin/ld: obj/linux64/04724041_CairoBindings.o: in function `lime_cairo_version__wrap':
CairoBindings.cpp:(.text+0x2145): undefined reference to `cairo_version'
/usr/bin/ld: obj/linux64/04724041_CairoBindings.o: in function `lime_hl_cairo_version_string':
CairoBindings.cpp:(.text+0x2167): undefined reference to `cairo_version_string'
/usr/bin/ld: obj/linux64/04724041_CairoBindings.o: in function `lime::lime_cairo_version_string()':
CairoBindings.cpp:(.text+0x221a): undefined reference to `cairo_version_string'
/usr/bin/ld: obj/linux64/04724041_CairoBindings.o: in function `lime_cairo_font_options_create__wrap':
CairoBindings.cpp:(.text+0x2315): undefined reference to `cairo_font_options_create'
/usr/bin/ld: obj/linux64/04724041_CairoBindings.o: in function `lime_cairo_surface_flush__wrap':
CairoBindings.cpp:(.text+0x2671): undefined reference to `cairo_surface_flush'
/usr/bin/ld: obj/linux64/04724041_CairoBindings.o: in function `lime_cairo_font_options_get_antialias__wrap':
CairoBindings.cpp:(.text+0x26a1): undefined reference to `cairo_font_options_get_antialias'
/usr/bin/ld: obj/linux64/04724041_CairoBindings.o: in function `lime_cairo_font_options_get_subpixel_order__wrap':
CairoBindings.cpp:(.text+0x2851): undefined reference to `cairo_font_options_get_subngs.o: ```
can't copy the full thing but that's how they look

Oh dear.
I'm afraid I have no idea what could be causing those errors.

well I'll just do random shit, and hopefully something works 😅

I'll see if I can reproduce these issues on my machine, and if I have time I'll see what I can do about the mbedtls thing.

but I don't think someone there will my issue get resolved

also is it possible to bake Hashlink into an AppImage?

<@525025580106907659> Hashlink works perfectly with flixel 🙀

can't understand why until now, they both use the same lime and hl

Well, flixel probably doesn't use https anywhere, thus SSL code is not included, therefore ssl.hdll is never loaded.

Can't reproduce the Cairo issues.

As for the mbedtls thing, I'll look into it at some point, but unfortunately real life is getting in the way.

`hl: symbol lookup error: hl: undefined symbol: hl_dyn_casti64`

that's not the same mb, it's a different one :/

awesome <:blobcheer:964199767217410158>  .

Oh you've just used background-image-repeat:repeat;    Oh maybe I've put true or something like this I don't remember .... Great testing it now