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Upon further inspection, the matter seems to be more complex than we've initially thought. The only information a ListboxItem knows about its owner is a const Window* to him. However, the different ListboxItem container classes (Listbox, MultiColumnList, ...) do not share a common ancestor class (so...

Hi, I had my last exam a few days ago, so unfortunately I haven't gotten to any programming yet. I think I'll use the easter days to finally get back to working on my project again and start by looking into this issue

Heh, writing that draft made me a bit nostalgic of the good (?) ol' times :wink: What you proposed sounds reasonable. I'll add the (default: disabled I guess) muting to all widgets that can contain a ListboxItem or a MenuItem and make both consistent to each other. Will take some time though, as the...

Regarding the handleUpdatedItemData() - yes, it does do what I want. However, it's name sounds like an internal interface to me. In fact, this function is present in all Widgets that can contain ListboxItems, but not called by the ListboxItem upon a property change. Strange enough, the handleUpdated...

Looks like it's a simple bug, which is only present for setTextColours(const ColourRect&). Confer ListboxTextItem.h: void setTextColours(const ColourRect& cols) {d_textCols = cols;} in comparison to ListboxTextItem.cpp void ListboxTextItem::setTextColours(Colour top_left_colour, Colour top_r...

Hello, I'm not sure if this is a bug or intended behaviour. However, as pretty much all widgets are invalidated and redrawn upon property changes, it only seems natural to me that calling setTextColour() on a ListboxTextItem would invalidate it. In my case, the ListboxTextItem is attached to a Multi...

I'm glad I could help - of course I'm totally OK with it I'll PM you my full name.

Thank you for the fix! My implementation is actually really basic and only supports text, no fancy stuff such as images or anything as I don't need those for my project. It should, however, be easy to add those in. Also, it's not following any coding guidelines CEGUI is using, so it needs some polis...

Hi, when implementing a NativeClipboardProvider for Win32 that supports Unicode, I came across a bug in said function. I'm retrieving the Text from the Win32 Clipboard using CT_UNICODETEXT as UTF-16 data, which I subsequently convert to UTF-8 and give it back to the CEGUI::Clipboard instance. It is ...

Hi, I came across the following problem: I want to fire the onClicked() event of a CEGUI::PushButton when the button has the input focus and the enter/return key is pressed. Surprisingly, I was unable to find any topic related to this in here, so I came up a few solutions: 1) The one requiring fewer...

I experience that bug as well in my item system. When attaching a CEGUI::DragContainer class to any other CEGUI::Window object via CEGUI::Window::addChildWindow, the children of the DragContainer are somehow wrongly positioned (after several tries about this problem I think it always visually aligns...

Thanks for your replies guys :) http://www.cegui.org.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3875 seems like it's exactly what I wanted, strange enough I couldn't find it when searching for several keywords like "font outlines" and similar. As we are going to create our own font anyway, it won't be a pr...

Hi, lately I needed to render text above an image (item icon for example) and stood afront the following problem: Making the Text as clearly visible as possible while keeping as much as possible of the icon visible. I wanted to solve this by rendering the text with highly contrasted outlines (for ex...

Thumbs up, CE
Checking out newest revision now and if I find anything, I'll post back^^

-BigG

//Edit:
It's all working flawlessly as far as I tested it thanks again for your help, CE!

Wow, didn't think about that cause for the bug :D well, about the way to implement the get/set functions, I came across one problem when only having one get/set function for only the offset: there is no way to determine whether the user actually _wants_ the fixed offset on or off. So you'd either ne...