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I know it's been a while, but I wanted to come back and report that I finally upgraded my application and everything appears to be working (it's been running for less than a day). I ended up using the v0 branch since it kept the same API that I was using before, thus reducing the amount of work whic...

Is default called 'master' on github? It clearly says default next to master (though it's odd, since I see a "Merge with default" on one of the changes ). My original question still stands: Is master also called default? I was trying to find the commit which removed Li...

Hey Ident, Thanks for the information. I'm glad to hear that I at least was working off the correct repository :D . To round out my questions: The application I'm working on is intended for commercial release, so I want to make sure that the code I'm using is (relatively) stable. In your opinion, is...

Al'right, so I did some digging to see how GLM was being used and... well, I can take a hint; library has been installed! After this, cmake successfully generates the MSVC2019 sln file. I was then able to compile both the CEGUIBase-9999_Static and CEGUIRapidXMLParser_Static libraries. I did have to ...

Hi all, I've been working on an Ogre application for a few years and and I recently ran into an Ogre bug which forced me to update my version to 1.12.4. I therefore through to myself, why not update CEGUI as well? And so my questions begin... 1) It seems that the last stable version of CEGUI was 0.8...

Got it; I'll give my proposed solution a try and see how it does, since I think that's going to be easiest.

I appreciate the answers, Ident

No worries on the delay; simply thanks for the answer :) If there is no way to self-adjust, do you happen to know how applications usually address the issue of ensuring that UI elements fit their text? One possibility I'm contemplating is to find some element within my window hierarchy (probably a l...

Hi everyone, So I've created the UI for my project using the Taharez looknfeel files that come with the source and my own layout files. Almost all of elements in those layout files use the proportional field in UDim's when setting their size so that the UI will scale appropriately at different resol...

Hey Ident, Thank you for the quick reply and apologies for the late response; I went down the rabbit hole on a new feature and have just now resurfaced. Wrapping the comboboxes (and their rows) in a Default Window did indeed work. It was an quick replacement since I was already wrapping them in a ho...

So I have a vertical layout container which I'm using to display a list of entries which a user can modify (imagine an Excel sheet). Each entry consists of a row of elements, one of which is a Combobox. Now, when I initially create my Combobox, I set it's height to be just enough to show the current...

Sorry about that; first time using BitBucket.

Updated link!

I tried out the changes on a few of my UI elements which are heavy on layout containers (both Horizontal and Vertical; haven't tried Grid) and, as far as I can tell, everything is working as expected. The pull request should be on your desk. (If not, here's the link ). Let me know if there's anythin...

I will do so, but give me until Monday. I promised myself a bit of time off this weekend

Al'right, this has taken me down quite the Rabbit Hole, but I believe I have an answer. When the position of a Window is set ( Element::setArea_impl() ), it first invalidates its unclipped rects (both outer and inner), updates the size of its area, then propagates the changes to its children through...

Brief Update: Updating the size of one of the child windows inside the LayoutContainer after the position of the parent window has been modified results in the child position being updated properly. Could the child window not be getting properly set to dirty when inside a layout container? (Though, ...