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# haxe-ui
  • m
    Hmm. Let me check. I thought I was up to date. But maybe I'm out of whack.
  • e
    Thank you very much!! :D
  • m
    Moving over to the 
    git
    versions does look to have fixed the rendering issue. Thanks! I've marked that down so I can make sure to keep up with git versions going forward. It looks like the way to change the font size is through the 
    customStyle
    if I want to do it programmatically. And use the property 
    font-size
    if I want to style it in the xml. Thanks for the sanity check here!
  • b
    no worries - glad you got it working
  • m
    Another obstacle that's I've gotten hung up on: I'm having a heck of a time trying to get the text from a 
    textfield
    or registering 
    onChange
    events with the text field (either will work for what I'm doing) I've got this in my xml (simplifying it to remove sizing stuff):
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    xml
<textfield id="inputText" placeholder="Sample Text"/>
    and grabbing it by the id doesn't seem to behave as I'd expect (
    menu
    is the instance created with the build macro)
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    haxe
trace(menu.inputText.text);  // null
menu.inputText.onChange = myFunc; // never gets called
menu.inputText.onClick = myFunc; // Never gets called
    Are there any docs that describe the correct way to use the textfield component?
  • b
    onchange is the right method, but either should work
  • b
    ill check them out
  • b
    OK, that should be fixed now in latest haxeui-flixel (git) - surprised that hasnt come up before
  • b
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    xml
<textfield id="testField" onchange="status.text = 'changed: ' + this.text;" />
<label id="status" />
  • b
    ... placeholder and click are also fixed (they were related)
  • m
    Awesome. I'll give this a try this evening when I'm at my computer.
  • f
    @User Do you use any raspberry pi's or ssc-32u controller boards?
  • b
    i have a few rpi's but im not interested in them... they are just like normal computers
  • b
    i have like 14 arduinos, and i prefer them 1000 times more, they are more fun because of the restrictions
  • b
    i can run anything on rpi's - so i dont really care
  • b
    (i have a metro with a whopping 1MB of ram that, in my mind, i think i might be able to get haxeui to run on... ... ... maybe - thats fun to me - i can get haxeui to run on an pi with zero effort)
  • f
    I love the answer
  • f
    I feel the same way, something about the restrictions add to the joy
  • b
    its worth noting that i havent broken out the "big" (1mb) arduino yet because id like to get it running swish beforehand... the 1mb is a fallback 😄
  • b
    100%
  • b
    dont get me wrong pi are cool as shit, but just a "meh" to me from a electronic sense (and i was an electronic circuit enthusiast waaaay before i was a programmer)
  • b
    i guess, what im saying, is that if it cant run on an arduino, my interest wanes 😄
  • b
    (i can make anything run on a pi - its a beast - so who cares)
  • f
    Yep. Pi is just a small computer. Great for some machine learning or AI purposes for me. But as far as the sensors and servos the arduinos.
  • b
    sure, i just like the bare metal aspect... 4k ram... nice...
  • f
    That made me think of my old TRS80's. i miss those lol.
  • b
    yeah, its just fun, its also super interesting (important?) to remind yourself just how much you can actually do with 4k... it seems tiny, but in reality its huge (ish)
  • f
    True, just a matter of how you approach it.
  • b
    like with hxArduino, first thing... no GC... its not an option, its too much overhead. Smart pointers and ref counting... works... ... so far
  • b
    anyways, im off to bed... got a long week ahead of me... 🙂
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