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# haxe-ui
  • p
    1. Why don't you want runtime interpreting 2. Right now there is no way to add scripts in xml that are not interpreted at runtime.
  • a
    its inefficient. i was sorta always a guy who just can't stand too much abstraction, and interpreting things in production is something i absolutely hate. no big deal, ill just not use xml then
  • u
    You can always define your layout in XML and then wire up the event handling in Haxe code
  • a
    oh really? neat
  • a
    if i never call addSriptEvent, haxe should not even compile the interpreter right? or is it always referenced somewhere else so it won't be removed?
  • u
    Yes, e.g.: the "Dialogs" example in the component explorer does that (via the 
    @:bind
    metadata). I also used it in my tests via things like 
    btn.onclick = callBackFunction;
    in a class that is annotated with the 
    @:build
    metadata for the corresponding XML file
  • u
    It does require annotating the corresponding element with an 
    id="someName"
    in the XML
  • a
    awesome
  • a
    i wanted to try some of the haxeui examples in the browser (to see how it looks) so i ran this hxml file https://github.com/haxeui/component-examples/blob/master/progressbars/html5.hxml and it spit out some JS file which i have no idea what to do with. if i add it to a simple html file, it wont run and node doesnt run it either
  • a
    and https://github.com/haxeui/component-examples/blob/master/progressbars/kha-html5.hxml is completely unusable because someone thought it was a good idea to use hardcoded AND windows specific paths
  • a
    and i dont know what do do with the 
    .hxproj
    files
  • a
    i love that this works with gtk btw. its awesome
  • u
    The 
    kha-html5.hxml
    is auto-generated by khamake, so you have to re-run that tool to generate a HXML that works on your system (this is Kha specific, it has nothing to do with HaxeUI)
  • a
    how to isntall khamake?
  • u
    You need to read the Kha documentation for that:
  • a
    thats pretty weird.... how does the html5.hxml way work then? what do i do with the resulting js file?
  • u
    The sample seems a bit weird, the recommended way is to use 
    haxelib run haxeui-core create html5
    to create a new HTML5 UI, which should include a properly set up HTML file - no idea why it's not included in the git repo
  • u
    Though I just tested it myself and a simple HTML5 file like this is enough
    Copy code
    html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <meta charset="utf-8"/>
    <title>Main</title>
</head>
<body>
    <script src="Main.js"></script>
</body>
</html>
  • a
    i tried that and it didnt work. but the command you sent did it
  • a
    i tried https://github.com/haxeui/component-examples/tree/master/demo/hxwidgets.hxml and it segfaults. according to gdb, its coming from 
    hx::widgets::Choice_obj::get_selectedString()
  • a
    how to debug this?
  • u
    Since it uses Hxcpp you probably need to set it up for debugging:
  • a
    i dont do vscode
  • a
    doesnt seem to work without vscode
  • u
    You can try to use the hxcpp-debugger directly, though it will probably be less nice to use
  • a
    looks good
  • b
    FWIW, that's not what the vscode extension uses, it has its own implementation
  • b
    @User - what version of wxwidgets are you using?
  • b
  • a
    wxgtk2
    from the arch repo
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