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raylib-python-cffi is probably out of date. All the controls were changed to return int
s as status values (i.e. 1 or 0). In this case the status value is always 0. You should use active
to get the toggle state.
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Actually this does seem inconsistent; GuiMessageBox
for example returns the clicked index instead of using a pointer. Maybe this needs to be redesigned to be more consistent.
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@SirNate0 @Anut-py Latest raygui 4.0
release was a big redesign of the library moving all controls data from return values to function parameters and return values were left for internal control states values required by users. This is still under design trying to find a common pattern for all controls on what kind of info should be returned (i.e. Mouse states over control, focus state, specific required states to be exposed...)
Help and feedback on this improvements are welcome!
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@SirNate0 @Anut-py Latest
raygui 4.0
release was a big redesign of the library moving all controls data from return values to function parameters and return values were left for internal control states values required by users. This is still under design trying to find a common pattern for all controls on what kind of info should be returned (i.e. Mouse states over control, focus state, specific required states to be exposed...)Help and feedback on this improvements are welcome!
I also noticed this, (in the old behavior it was something like this "return 1 when clicked", the newer version broke some code of mine)
Would be nice if the Gui-Elements returns 1
when clicked or interact with, some sort of "onChange"-Event.
they are also "render-only" Gui-Elements with int
as result. (like GuiGroupBox
, GuiLabel
, ...)
those can also return 1 when clicked, maybe enable this feature via macro (?)
For GuiToggle
, it can return 1
when clicked:
// Check toggle button state
if (CheckCollisionPointRec(mousePoint, bounds))
{
if (IsMouseButtonDown(MOUSE_LEFT_BUTTON))
{
state = STATE_PRESSED;
result = 1;
}
else if (IsMouseButtonReleased(MOUSE_LEFT_BUTTON))
{
state = STATE_NORMAL;
*active = !(*active);
result = 1;
}
else state = STATE_FOCUSED;
}
For something like GuiToggleGroup
, it can be "number of GuiToggle interact": result += GuiToggle(bounds, items[i], &toggle);
.
GuiScrollPanel
can return 1 when scrolled.GuiComboBox
also didn't return anything, return 1 when clicked oractive
got changedGuiTextBoxMulti
returns an boolean (butGuiTextBox()
returnsint
)GuiDummyRec
always returns 0 ???GuiListViewEx/GuiListView
result ???, return 1 when clicked, return 2 when scrolled ... (?)GuiColorPanel
didn't return anything, return 1 when change color (?)GuiWindowBox
can return different values. "clicked-in-box" (2), close window (1), ...
If some value changed or the user interact with the Gui-Element, I can do something like this:
if(GuiButton(...)) { ... }
if (GuiToggle(...)) {
// do stuff with change toggle value
}
if (GuiTextBox(...)) {
}
// some special cases ...
if (GuiDropdownBox(....)) {
case 1:
// item got selected (clicked)
break;
case 2:
// clicked out-of-box, "close" DropdownBox
break;
}
I'm sure enums can help as results:
typedef enum {
TEXTBOX_CLICKED = 1
} GuiTextBoxResult;
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@furudbat Thanks for the review! Actually, I would like to find a consistent convention between all controls in that regards.
For example:
typedef enum GuiControlResult {
RESULT_NONE = 0,
RESULT_FOCUSED = 1,
RESULT_CLICKED = 2,
RESULT_SCROLLED = 3,
RESULT_CUSTOM01 = 4,
RESULT_CUSTOM02 = 5,
} GuiControlResult;
But every control has to be carefully analized to see what are the possible internal states that could be returned. It would be nice to unify the possible return values but also allow per-control custom return values.
Your controls list with a potential return state is a good start.
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