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im not going to be around much today, got lots to do

alrighty.

you are right, the way some of this is styled for kha and the way things are done in lime..... kha is definately the backend to base it off of.

well, more than styling its the concept of "children" which, i think, lime doesnt have

(like kha)

certainly more work though

yeah, it'll be some work lol

as far as children/parenting....... lime does have this..... https://api.lime.software/lime/app/Module.html

Module instances can be added to a running Application, simplifying support for adding new components, such as a renderer, input handler or higher-level framework.

hmmmm. but the adding of additional buttons and such to a component like the others.... yeah, i can see what you mean now.

well.... i am trying to learn more about gl. 🙂 this should do it lol

yeah, that module doesnt help, as you say its having child, say buttons, on a parent, say vbox

i'll get something figured out today or at least real close to it. Gives me something to do while waiting for a client to show up later in the day.

ouch 😦

not referenced on haxelib ? 😦

going with haxelib git so

ouch...error everywhere 😦

first class is already broken, I unfortunately can't fix it without get into 1 year refacto history of haxeui core

ScreenImpl.hx:71: characters 30-45 : Field removeComponent overrides parent class with different or incomplete type

oh

... bear with me

ok, that should compile now, i havent actually tested it, just made sure it compiles

ill test it out properly tomorrow afternoon / evening... will have a look at the new haxe jvm target too... 🙂

Cairo will be used in place of the textarea used in the other backends, cairo and opengl seem to compliment each other in that aspect. I can see why it was put in as a part of lime now. I'm also looking into how xml can be used to layout gui components drawn with gl. Slowly putting together simple hello words for each type of function that may be needed. lines, squares, shading, fill, size, positioning, various text components (editable, not editable), draggable, resizable, etc. gl.viewports can be used to confine for instance, all the components needed for use in say a panel component. That component can be made draggable or docked and locked to a certain part of the main window it is created within.

You can have multiple gl.viewports within the main app window.

Those viewports can be made resizable or not.

@User gl.point_sprite ...... gl does have a sprite function. to give an example, well, its c++ but close enough.... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27299707/opengl-point-sprites-render-as-points-and-not-textures

And its listed in the lime gl api for use.

Placing this here so I know where to find it again tomorrow for playing around with.