Haxe

interesting... i wonder if it happens with "float"

> i wonder if it happens with "float"
It does

"<switch />" also dies, so its almost certainly animation

simplest repro of an animation, that also crashes raylib:

```xml
<vbox style="padding: 5px;">
    <style>
        #theBox.moveAnim1 {
            animation: anim 1s ease 0s 1;
        }
        
        #theBox.moveAnim2 {
            animation: anim 1s ease 0s 1 reverse backwards;
        }
            
        @keyframes anim {
            0% {
                left: 10px;
            }
            100% {
                left: 390px;
            }
        }
    </style>
    
    <button id="animate" text="Animate" onclick="theBox.hasClass('moveAnim1') ? theBox.swapClass('moveAnim2', 'moveAnim1') : theBox.swapClass('moveAnim1', 'moveAnim2');" />
    <absolute width="500" height="120" style="background-color: #FFCCCC;">
        <box id="theBox" left="10" top="10" width="100" height="100" style="background-color: #CCCCFF" />
    </absolute>
</vbox>
```

It feels like there may be a race condition. In my testing it wouldn't get past line 221 of sidebar unless I was stepping through in debugger in which case it could get past 221. 
Anyways I think you have a handle on it??

i added `trace(left, top);` to `moveComponent` and it doesnt crash anymore... ???

the actual animation didnt seem to work though... spat out all the right numbers but the box just jumped to the end position

`trace("bob");` in moveComponent also stops it crashing (animation still doesnt look like it works though)

actually, that could make sense with the race condition

the print slows it down enough for it to not be an issue - std out is synchronous iirc

lemme see what the timer impl looks like in raylib

```haxe
        SetTargetFPS(60);
        
        while (!WindowShouldClose()) {
            Screen.instance.update();
            
            BeginDrawing();
                ClearBackground(Colors.RAYWHITE);
                Screen.instance.draw();
            EndDrawing();
        }
        
        CloseWindow();
```

```haxe
    public function update() {
        MouseHelper.update();
        KeyboardHelper.update();
        TimerImpl.update();
    }
```

putting a `Sys.sleep(0.001);` in the actuator also stops the crash... though _still_ the animation doesnt actually work

so i dont think its a race condition, i think its that its trying to do something too fast and that is breaking something

so my guess is haxeui-raylib is doing something dodgey somewhere