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# haxe-ui
  • b
    How are you doing that?
  • b
    That black bg
  • w
    Hi Hades! It's a feature of markdown:
  • b
    Ohh
  • b
    So how do i do that sir?
  • w
    You can use single backticks ` before and after for shorter code, and triple backticks before/after for longer code examples.
  • b
    Okay thank you sir
  • b
    :)
  • b
    Error: Could not find build target "default"
    no idea what that means tbh @User
  • b
    in a meeting at the moment, but hopefully will be able to help a little more later (hour or so)... feels like something is missing in the build.xml
  • b
    (ive also just noticed i got quite alot of local uncommited changes... though nothing in build.xml)
  • w
    No hurry - I'm not short of challenges to deal with! 🙂
  • p
    The problem is that hxQt does not have any seperate things you have to build. Just add 
    -lib hxQt
    to your hxml, and it should automatically add the appropriate include paths and link against the qt dlls.
  • b
    ok, @User so yeah as @User said - you'll need a project to add 
    -lib hxQt
    to. That contains a build.xml that should take care of the rest for you
  • b
    this'll do for a first app:
  • b
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    haxe
        app = new Application();
        var mainWindow = new MainWindow();
        
        var main = new Widget();
        main.setFixedSize(300, 300);
        mainWindow.centralWidget = main;
        
        var hbox = new HBoxLayout();
        main.layout = hbox;

        var button = new PushButton();
        button.text = "Button 1";
        button.connectClicked(function() {
            trace("button 1 clicked");
        });
        hbox.addWidget(button);

        var button = new PushButton();
        button.text = "Button 2";
        button.connectClicked(function() {
            trace("button 2 clicked");
        });
        hbox.addWidget(button);
        
        
        mainWindow.show();
        app.exec();
  • b
    (thanks for helping out so much btw @User - starting to think you know more about haxeui than me! 😄 )
  • w
    Ah, thank you guys! I just thougt it was a standalone project...
  • b
    np - as i mentioned in the post though... keep in mind that the component list is pretty small... i also have quite a few changes locally that ill need to review before commiting... doesnt look like anything hugely major though
  • w
    Well, that doesn't matter. Right now, I just want to figure out what the best approach could be. As Juraj said, a Qt cppia host would be super cool...
  • b
    yeah, i think its fair what you said also about how cppia is really underused, i have never touched it, and ever time i do hear about it again i always think "shit, i need to try that out"... but somehow never get round to it
  • f
    Hello everyone, one question If I want to target web and mobile which backend should I use? I'm thinking of Heaps or Kha
  • w
    @few-shoe-54072 I should say that it depends very much on wich kind of project you are planning for. For more traditional application style, React and ReactNative could be a good choice. For games, Heaps or Kha.
  • w
    @User @powerful-morning-89 Hmm, getting linking error here when building with hxQt:
  • w
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    Link: App.exe
Qt5Widgets.lib(Qt5Widgets.dll) : fatal error LNK1112: module machine type 'x64' conflicts with target machine type 'x86' Error: Build failed
  • w
    Is there some compile directive to set?
  • w
    I have Qt version 5.9.9 installed
  • f
    @User I want to make apps not games, I want to use Haxe as my main lang, I'm targeting web and mobile (mostly mobile)
  • b
    @User i think you need a 
    -D HXCPP_M64
    in your build.hxml
  • b
    @User - if you are talking about using haxeui (rather than react as Cambiata suggested) then i think haxeui-kha is going to trump haxeui-heaps as its much more mature
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