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omarrx024 wrote:

monobogdan wrote:Looks nice

Is checkbox/combobox/multiline textbox controls implemented, or it's only showcase?

Thanks!
No, the only components implemented at the moment are label, button and gbutton (which is basically a button whose look can be enhanced). The text box is my next coming priority, and then the list box, as both are needed for the file manager I have in mind, and the text box is the main thing in a text editor as well.

int x;
int y;
string str;

void process(int keychar) {
  if(keychar != vk_return & keychar != vk_escape & keychar != vk_control & keychar != vk_space) {
    str += (char)keychar;
  }
  if(keychar == vk_backspace) {
    str = str.remove(str.length, 1);
  }
}

void draw() {
  drawstr(x, y, str);
}

monobogdan wrote:Implementing textbox is easy.

You simply need add chars to textbuffer.

omarrx024 wrote:

monobogdan wrote:Implementing textbox is easy.

You simply need add chars to textbuffer.

You also need to handle line overflows/text wrapping, select all, some copy/paste mechanism, arrow keys and cursor position, etc...

int MAX_STR = 255;
int x;
int y;
string str;

void process(int keychar) {
  if(keychar != vk_return & keychar != vk_escape & keychar != vk_control & keychar != vk_space & str.length() < MAX_STR) {
    str += (char)keychar;
  }
  if(keychar == vk_backspace) {
    if(str.length() > 0) {
      str = str.remove(str.length, 1);
    }
  }

}

void draw() {
  drawstr(x, y, str);
}

monobogdan wrote:

Code: Select all

void process(int keychar) {
  if(keychar != vk_return & keychar != vk_escape & keychar != vk_control & keychar != vk_space & str.length() < MAX_STR) {
    str += (char)keychar;
  }
  if(keychar == vk_backspace) {
    if(str.length() > 0) {
      str = str.remove(str.length, 1);
    }
  }

}

void draw() {
  drawstr(x, y, str);
}

omarrx024 wrote:You also need to handle ...text wrapping,

omarrx024 wrote: select all,

omarrx024 wrote: some copy/paste mechanism

omarrx024 wrote:, arrow keys and cursor position,

omarrx024 wrote: etc...

dozniak wrote:No handling in this code.

Error in your code: when you press backspace it will be added to the string first, and then removed from the string, so the string itself will remain unchanged. Error #2: you cannot enter spaces into the string.

monobogdan wrote:OP, why you not write applications in C, Pascal or anything?

monobogdan wrote:

Error in your code: when you press backspace it will be added to the string first, and then removed from the string, so the string itself will remain unchanged. Error #2: you cannot enter spaces into the string.

You can enter spaces.

& keychar != vk_space