loveui 0.7 (just started)

[appleide]

For me, the background flashes black and white very rapidly at a nauseating pace. Something might be wrong...

o.0 I used love's function to set the background color. Try comment out the first line of love.load function to remove the background.

[Robin]

And there is a typo in your README.markdown, line 31:

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    widget:1add(style1)

should be

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    widget1:add(style1)

Why is that test.html in there, btw?

[appleide]

And there is a typo in your README.markdown, line 31:

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    widget:1add(style1)

should be

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    widget1:add(style1)

Why is that test.html in there, btw?

Thanks. Corrected for next version.

I use it to figure out how styles work in html/css and copy it.

[T-Bone]

Totally works! Look forward to seeing more of this.

[ishkabible]

very nice, why dose the background flash frantically though?

[appleide]

very nice, why dose the background flash frantically though?

No idea. Try turning it off.

[chrism]

This looks promising; looking forward to more widgets and tag implementation.

[chrism]

I believe that the reason people are getting flashing and corruption (myself included) is that love.graphics.setScissor() is being called in the widgets' draw routines, but it is not being disabled/reset to its previous value afterwards. So, you end up with only the portion of the screen that is covered by widgets getting updated, and everything else is garbage.

In the sample code, I added "love.graphics.setScissor()" after the context:draw() call in love.draw() and the flickering/corruption went away. Ideally, each widget should get the current scissor value before changing it, perhaps modify its own area to comply with the current settings, and then restore it after drawing to the previous setting.

[GijsB]

I just had an epilectic attack because the background...

JK

[appleide]

I believe that the reason people are getting flashing and corruption (myself included) is that love.graphics.setScissor() is being called in the widgets' draw routines, but it is not being disabled/reset to its previous value afterwards. So, you end up with only the portion of the screen that is covered by widgets getting updated, and everything else is garbage.

In the sample code, I added "love.graphics.setScissor()" after the context:draw() call in love.draw() and the flickering/corruption went away. Ideally, each widget should get the current scissor value before changing it, perhaps modify its own area to comply with the current settings, and then restore it after drawing to the previous setting.

Good point. Tried to add a fix. See first page for download.