Löve Frames - A GUI Library

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Re: Löve Frames - A GUI Library

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tio wrote:Is it possible to change list background color via skin? I've tried to duplicate blue theme color variables, but none of them seems to change it.
The variable for list background color in the default skins is skin.controls.list_body_color.
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Re: Löve Frames - A GUI Library

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Nikolai Resokav wrote:
tio wrote:Is it possible to change list background color via skin? I've tried to duplicate blue theme color variables, but none of them seems to change it.
The variable for list background color in the default skins is skin.controls.list_body_color.
I tried to set this value, but without success... Here's my skin code:

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-- skin table
local skin = {}

-- skin info (you always need this in a skin)
skin.name = "Transp"
skin.author = "Arthur Ferrai"
skin.version = "1.0"
skin.base = "Blue"

-- controls 
skin.controls = {}

skin.controls.list_body_color 						= {0,0,0,0}

skin.controls.frame_body_color                      = {0,0,0,0}

skin.controls.tabpanel_body_color                   = {0,0,0,0}

-- register the skin
loveframes.skins.Register(skin)
And my window code:

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function console.init()
	frame = loveframes.Create("frame")
	frame:SetName("Console")
	frame:SetSize(500, 370)
	frame:CenterWithinArea(0,0,love.graphics.getWidth(),love.graphics.getHeight())
	frame.OnClose = function(object)
		list:Clear()
		consoleOn = false
	end
	frame:SetSkin("Transp")

	local tab = loveframes.Create("tabs", frame)
	tab:SetPos(5, 30)
	tab:SetSize(490, 300)
	consoleTab = loveframes.Create("panel")
	tab:AddTab("Console",consoleTab)

	watchesTab = loveframes.Create("panel")
	tab:AddTab("Watches",watchesTab)


	list = loveframes.Create("list", consoleTab)
	list:SetPos(0, 0)
	list:SetSize(480, 265)
	list:SetPadding(5)
	list:SetSpacing(5)
	list:SetAutoScroll(true)
	list.Update = function(object)
		if #object.children > 500 then
			object:Clear()
		end
	end
	
	wlist = loveframes.Create("list", watchesTab)
	wlist:SetPos(0, 0)
	wlist:SetSize(480, 265)
	wlist:SetPadding(5)
	wlist:SetSpacing(5)
	wlist:SetAutoScroll(true)
	

	button = loveframes.Create("button", frame)
	button:SetPos(5, 340)
	button:SetSize(490, 25)
	button:SetText("Clear")
	button.OnClick = function(object2, x, y)
	    list:Clear()
	end
	button.Update = function(object)
		local displaytype = list:GetDisplayType()
        if #list.children > 0 then
        	object:SetText("Clear (" .. #list.children ..")")
        	object:SetEnabled(true)
        	object:SetClickable(true)
        else
        	object:SetText("Clear")
        	object:SetEnabled(false)
        	object:SetClickable(false)
        end
	end
end
And that's the result:
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What am I doing wrong?

I've also attached the .love project, just press F1 to show the window.
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Re: Löve Frames - A GUI Library

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I am loving this! Will probably end up using it in one of my projects.
Thank you for your hard work!
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Re: Löve Frames - A GUI Library

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tio wrote:
Nikolai Resokav wrote:
tio wrote:Is it possible to change list background color via skin? I've tried to duplicate blue theme color variables, but none of them seems to change it.
The variable for list background color in the default skins is skin.controls.list_body_color.
I tried to set this value, but without success... Here's my skin code:

What am I doing wrong?

I've also attached the .love project, just press F1 to show the window.
Move your call to frame:SetSkin("Transp") to the bottom of your console.init function, that should work.
simplysh wrote: I am loving this! Will probably end up using it in one of my projects.
Thank you for your hard work!
Thanks, I'm glad you like my library!
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Re: Löve Frames - A GUI Library

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Nikolai Resokav wrote: Move your call to frame:SetSkin("Transp") to the bottom of your console.init function, that should work.
Thanks! Works great! :D

Another thing: can I add some "dynamic" text on columnlist? (using list, I can put a text object and update it accordingly) Or do I need to iterate over all items?
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Re: Löve Frames - A GUI Library

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Im having a small issue :

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function love.keypressed(key, unicode)
 if ClientObject then ValidateKeyInTableExistance(key) end
 if key == "," and not ClientData then
  CreateClient()
 end
 if key == "." and not serverObject then CreateServer() end

 loveframes.keypressed(key,unicode)

end

function love.keyreleased(key,unicode)
 if ClientObject then ValidateKeyInTableExistance(key) end

 loveframes.keyreleased(key,unicode)

end

love.load
 NameInput.OnTextChanged = function(object, text)
   print(text)
  end
end

One can clearly see that the functions are setup correctly, yet when i attempt to use the text input it doesnt detect any keypresses expect tab and backspace, furthermore it returns the two keys as "tab "(some spaces) and "backspace".

Downloaded the latest version to be sure yet no change.

Any idea on the issue ?
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Re: Löve Frames - A GUI Library

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ArchAngel075 wrote:Im having a small issue :

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function love.keypressed(key, unicode)
 if ClientObject then ValidateKeyInTableExistance(key) end
 if key == "," and not ClientData then
  CreateClient()
 end
 if key == "." and not serverObject then CreateServer() end

 loveframes.keypressed(key,unicode)

end

function love.keyreleased(key,unicode)
 if ClientObject then ValidateKeyInTableExistance(key) end

 loveframes.keyreleased(key,unicode)

end

love.load
 NameInput.OnTextChanged = function(object, text)
   print(text)
  end
end

One can clearly see that the functions are setup correctly, yet when i attempt to use the text input it doesnt detect any keypresses expect tab and backspace, furthermore it returns the two keys as "tab "(some spaces) and "backspace".

Downloaded the latest version to be sure yet no change.

Any idea on the issue ?
If you are using LOVE 0.9.0 then you need to use the loveframes.texinput function:

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function love.textinput(text)
	loveframes.textinput(text)
end
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Re: Löve Frames - A GUI Library

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Ah i am indeed using 0.9.0 so thanks many times!
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Re: Löve Frames - A GUI Library

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I've been toying with the idea of using this library in my own project, but I'm still new to love. Is there a place where I can see examples of the code itself being used? Not screenshots of what the code does, I'm more of a visual learner when it comes to this stuff, and I figure out how to fix most of my issues, or how to do something, by observing examples.

I clicked on the link to the wiki that was provided on the website, but it gave me an error,
"The requested URL /documents/ was not found on this server"
This was the link- http://nikolairesokav.com/documents/?pa ... rames/main

I also looked through your http://luachunks.com/ website hopeing to find some examples, but there weren't many. Please tell me there is somewhere that I can go!

Thanks for your time!
~D

EDIT
Silly me I forgot you could change a .love to a .zip.

I do still think a good collection of examples would work wonders for the majority of Lua functions though. When I write VBA in microsoft excel I usually don't have to look very far to figure out how to use a function because examples are right in the help file.

Cheers,

~D
~D I S C :monocle: R D
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Re: Löve Frames - A GUI Library

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Discord wrote:I've been toying with the idea of using this library in my own project, but I'm still new to love. Is there a place where I can see examples of the code itself being used? Not screenshots of what the code does, I'm more of a visual learner when it comes to this stuff, and I figure out how to fix most of my issues, or how to do something, by observing examples.

I clicked on the link to the wiki that was provided on the website, but it gave me an error,
"The requested URL /documents/ was not found on this server"
This was the link- http://nikolairesokav.com/documents/?pa ... rames/main

I also looked through your http://luachunks.com/ website hopeing to find some examples, but there weren't many. Please tell me there is somewhere that I can go!

Thanks for your time!
~D
You can find examples in the documentation at http://nikolairesokav.com/projects/loveframes/docs. Also, sorry about that broken link, I'll get that fixed soon.
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