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# haxe-ui
  • b
    yeah, the more i use / look at them, the more intuitive they feel, ie, the right button increments
  • b
    its not such a huge difference with the classical one, but its kinda feels slightly more "wrong"
  • s
    can you make lists that are organized based on a grouping
  • s
    i'd show you an example but both the apps are windows only 😅
  • s
    also do datasources care if the datasource contains arbitrary extra fields
  • s
    haxe.Json doesn't so I see no reason why haxeui would
  • s
    am I missing something or is there no thing that lets you close stuff up
  • b
    > can you make lists that are organized based on a grouping there isnt currently anything - ive been meaning to add this for a while, just not sure what the native counterpart would be (in wx) > i'd show you an example but both the apps are windows only Not sure what you mean > do datasources care if the datasource contains arbitrary extra fields nope, its fine > is there no thing that lets you close stuff up i have no idea what "close stuff up" means 🙂
  • s
    close stuff up kinda like accordion but standalone
  • b
    there is the accordion, but not for native platforms... what backend?
  • s
    wxWidgets
  • b
    oh right, then no, no accordion either... not sure there is a native accordion is there?
  • b
    dont think ive seen it anyway
  • s
    why is there something that only works on non native 😅
  • b
    yeah, thats the "problem" with native, is that you are limited by the OS
  • s
    sorry if this is silly but can't you like emulate it
  • b
    certainly... but it all takes effort, especially to do well...
  • b
    the accordion that is in haxeui-core might work, since it will just try and build a composite component out of native windows
  • s
    also this is what I want to emulate (apparently you can't even fold it up 😶)
  • b
    but i wouldnt be surprised if it didnt work and if it did, i wouldnt be surprised if it looks like shit
  • b
    i pretty sure you could something pretty similar to that fairly easily, but you would have to manage the items yourself
  • b
    ie, a bunch of stuff in a scrollview essentially
  • s
    oh right I forgot item views are wonky
  • s
    wait it looks kinda like a table view
  • s
    but with headers
  • b
    yeah, i noticed that, my guess is thats a custom control of some kind
  • s
    it is written in C# and has a big Designer.cs file
  • b
    i dont think it would be impossible to do, but certainly a pain
  • s
    Copy code
    [bulby@bulby-g707 GorillaModManager]$ haxe hxwidgets.hxml
src/MainView.hx:6: characters 1-8 : Warning : no class found for component: modlist
/home/bulby/haxe/lib/haxeui-core/1,3,0/haxe/ui/macros/ComponentMacros.hx:207: characters 70-83 : Unknown identifier : c1
/home/bulby/haxe/lib/haxeui-core/1,3,0/haxe/ui/macros/ComponentMacros.hx:207: characters 70-83 : ... For function argument 'child'
src/MainView.hx:7: lines 7-12 : ... Defined in this class
    am I supposed to do something special to use custom components in xmls
  • b
    if you want to use them from xml then you need to use a module.xml in order to allow haxeui to "know" about them
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