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# haxe-ui
  • b
    haxeui-openfl, haxeui-nme, haxeui-kha, haxeui-heaps, haxeui-hxwidgets are examples
  • b
    and out of them, only openfl and nme are going to work with neko (i believe)
  • b
    can i ask what you are trying to acheive, the fact you are trying to run javascript (haxeui-html) inside the neko vm seems to indicate you might have misunderstood something
  • b
    Is there a way to disable individual items in a listview?
  • b
    I'm filling out a listview based on object data in an array, and one of the properties is whether or not that item should be disabled
  • b
    Doesn't seem like 
    dataSource
    cares
  • b
    Copy code
    haxe
for (entry in entries) {
    if (entry.locked) continue;
    title.dataSource.add( { button : entry.title } );
    // if entry.disable, disable item
}
  • b
    Or should I force validate the listview and then dig into the child compos?
  • b
    i wonder if disabled would "just work"
  • b
    nope
  • b
    ill look into adding it though... shouldnt be hard at all, and could be useful
  • b
  • h
    Woooooooo :D
  • h
    Looks super sweet
  • w
    That's awesome 😄
  • w
    I want to try and make a simple app for bulk editing images using this
  • w
    for cropping, resizing, etc
  • w
    What backend would you recommend for something like this?
  • b
    hard to say really, and in reality, it shouldnt matter that much... though i assume you'll need file access so will likely need a Sys target, which limits you to openfl, nme, kha, hxwidgets, heaps
  • b
    html5 would also work, but it would have to be inside electron
  • w
    hmm I see
  • w
    I was thinking of wxWidgets but I'm really bad at installing things I think hahaha
  • w
    Maybe electron might be the simplest to use?
  • b
    technically you should be able to use either / all
  • b
    if you dont use anything specific to any of the frameworks a so called "pure" haxeui app then you should have to worry about switching between backends
  • b
    hxwidgets is pretty simple to install to be honest... have you seen the [new] haxeui guides?
  • w
  • w
    I'll try here
  • b
    thats the one yeah... you could always just start with haxeui-html5 to get going and then trying hxwidgets a little later
  • b
    shouldnt be that much of on issue to switch
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