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# haxe-ui
  • h
    haxelib*
  • h
    honestly I'll take it, if it works it works
  • h
    I'm assuming the style class isn't a recent addition
  • b
    yeah, ive had issues in the past with haxelib git... which is why i dont use it anymore
  • h
    I would manually install but I work on too many different computers daily
  • b
    doubt it, but then if 1.5.0 is the ref then that is mental out of date now
  • h
    is there any reason why the haxelib registry doesn't get updates
  • h
    or just convenience
  • b
    git clone https://github.com/haxeui/haxeui-core && haxelib dev haxeui-core haxeui-core
  • h
    bruh I was manually copying it over the normal installation folder
  • b
    but i dont do that for every lib, just ones i work on
  • h
    I forgot 
    haxelib dev
    was a thing
  • h
    anyway back to speedrunning this bad idea I had
  • b
    hang on, you we downloading the zip and copying it over the top of the haxeui-core/git folder in haxelib dir?
  • b
    couldnt you just do 
    haxelib update haxeui-core
  • h
    I mean when I wasn't using 
    haxeui git
  • h
    for some systems I don't have admin on
  • h
    also
  • b
    right
  • h
    yes
  • h
    generally I just do 
    haxelib update
    though
  • h
    since I probably want all my libs at latest
  • b
    gotcha... haxelib dev might help with non admin rights - at least you can put the lib anywhere, you'd still need to be able to write to the haxelib dir anyway though i think as it pops a file in there to say you are using the dev version
  • h
    I'll def play around with it
  • r
    I have a 
    tableview
    , and am setting the data via Haxe by adding lines with 
    myTable.dataSource.add(rowData)
    But I need to change the background colour of individual cells. Is there a way I can do this?
  • b
  • b
    basically, anything that is in the datasource that isnt a component (ie, something with .value) it assume it should set as a property on the itemrenderer
  • r
    Oh, that is the mental jump I needed! Very nice. My brain was stuck thinking I was always setting the value of a component. Awesome! Thanks!
  • r
    Hmm, I guess I was also thinking it was something to do with adding a style, rather than using the 
    backgroundColor
    property! Cheers! 😄
  • b
    you can defo so it with styles too, arguably its better that way
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