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# haxe-ui
  • a
    is it possible to give a component some custom data that i can read out in code?
  • a
    found a bug: the menubar works in KDE normally (with a gap) but when i set 
    width="100%"
    in the xml, the menubar disappears
  • a
    and i got another bug: a segfault which i dont think is my fault 😄
  • m
    Why doesn't this work?
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tabview.lobbyTabBarContent tabbar button {
    font-size: 12px;
}
  • m
    The thing is I'm not creating the tabbar, so it's not explicit for me. Neither is it's internal element hierarchy. I assumed the tabbar buttons are right under the tabbar, but they don't seem to be.
  • m
    My problem is that I don't want to stylize every tabview the sameway, I want this particular tabview to have a specific style.
  • b
  • b
    notice the "." infront of class names...
  • b
    tbh, i was a little surprised that the node name (class name) didnt work without the "." but the "." is the correct way to do it as im probably going to remove the other way (just makes for uneeded checks)
  • b
    > I assumed the tabbar buttons are right under the tabbar The buttons are in a container (hbox) that is used for scrolling
  • b
    tableview doesnt work property on native yet... and there is no native (fully native) counter part as of yet... so im not totally surprised it crashed
  • b
    that said, i actually need a tableview myself for something... so i guess im going to have to bite the bullet and hook up the real native version...
  • b
    also, btw, some of you xml size wise doesnt really make sense (which may be causing the crash):
  • b
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    haxe
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<tabview>
    <vbox text="crashy table">
        <tableview width="100%">
            <header width="100%">
                <column id="colA" text="a"/>
                <column id="colB" text="b" />
                <column id="colC" text="c" />
            </header>

            <data>
                <item colA="1" colB="2" colC="3" />
            </data>
        </tableview>
    </vbox>
</tabview>
  • b
    <tableview width="100%">
    ... 100% of what? the vbox is autosized, and so is the tabview... they would also need to be % (or a fixed width) in order for the layout to be able to calculate 100% of it
  • b
    so actually, that crash has nothing to do with the tableview, and is actually something to do with the tabview... ... investigating
  • b
    (tabview - wxNotebook - doesnt like being the root component... wrap it in a vbox and all is fine... just checking to see if its a limitation ive accidently added somehow, or if wx has some weirdness)
  • b
    ok, so tabview can now be toplevel (was a silly oversight)... ...
  • b
    there was an issue with tableview too actually... thats "fixed" now in the sense that tableview wont crash... ... ... ... ... however, it will try to create a composite tableview (out of native components), so obviously it wont work properly / look correct:
  • b
    it needs a native counterpart, which is possible, its just not linked up etc... it shouldnt be that hard to do it either (listview and tableview are fairly similar from both a haxeui perspective and a wx perspective) - its something im missing too, so ill try and get and initial version of it linked up this weekend (famous last words ofc)
  • b
    well, slightly better, its now using native scrollbars... but its still not really a native tableview (wxGrid) (yet), its just a haxeui composite tableview made out of native components
  • b
    ... anyways, got work i really should get on with... ill see about getting it fully native this weekend
  • a
    Nice!
  • m
    It worked! Thanks!
  • m
    So, in my trying to achieve a certain look I've managed to do this so far:
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tabview.lobbyTabBarContent .tabbar .button {
    font-size: 12px;
    background-image: none;
    background-color: black;
    background-opacity: 0;
    border: 2px solid black;
}

tabview.lobbyTabBarContent .tabbar .tabbar-button-selected {
    background-opacity: 0.3;
    border-bottom-width: 0px;
}

tabview.lobbyTabBarContent .tabbar {
    border-bottom-width: 2px;
    border-bottom-color: black;
}

tabview.lobbyTabBarContent .tabview-content {
    opacity: 0;
}
    Do you think it's possible for me to make that 1px border on the top become a 2px border and just to the right of the tab buttons?
  • b
    1px on the top? You mean the bottom?
  • b
    ah, top of the tabview content... gotcha
  • b
    yeah, should be... i do wonder how well haxeui-fixel will handle compound borders though
  • b
    just trying to see how well a transparent tabview will work on flixel
  • m
    exactly hehehe
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