Haxe

<@!449643423302025248> - can you pull and try again?

I made something like that with the inputs a while back. It was a little weird but doable, I had each haxeUI component report a position for my “UI manager” to deal with

<@!264960505465143297> - ill have to have a play with actions etc... just to understand how they fit together as i have zero exp with them
HaxeUI has its own internal localisation stuff, not dissimilar to firetounge i think - i still have to write up a full doc for it, but a brief overview is here: https://community.haxeui.org/t/haxeui-v1-2-released/318 (under "New subsystem: Internationalization")

<@!126172290667773952> - sounds interesting, i wonder if this is something for the focusmanager to solve... ive been meaning to rewrite that for a while

worked like a charm, I should've been able to spot it honestly... I incurred in the same problem when not specifying the type of component I was trying to find but couldn't remember, thanks a lot!

no worries... what version of haxe are you on? I wonder why i didnt get it

right, maybe type inference got smarter in 4.2

I also forgot I wasn't on 4.2 so thanks for reminding ahahaha

Yeah so I think getting that done across the board would be an effort, and then flx action can be placed in the flixel backend somehow

I had a virtual cursor that was the real cursor on kb+m or snapped to components on controller

so yeah, i guess before i start on the focus manager i should make a non haxeui flixel project and have a play with actions

I really do think that it could be a game changer lol

noob question: how can i move the function out of the registerEvent to a separate block? ```            lotButton.registerEvent(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, function(_){
                trace("Mouse over lot button");
            });
```

i was thinking registerEvent(blah, funcA);    then   funcA { stuff }   -- separate function under the class

```haxe
class Bob {
    function new() {
        lotButton.registerEvent(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, onEvent);
    }
    function onEvent(e) {
        ....
    }
}
```

well, I could have sworn I tried that. I'm gonna put the squirrels on notice