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I remember this from a while ago, it was about narrowing conversion.

There is a compiler switch you need to use to get rid of it, I remember it's -Wno-narrowing.

You need to add this in the CMake file.

Haha I am definitely not "experienced" because I am still in high school.
But I guess there's no harm giving it a try, so I have added this to my list.

School is getting busy so it might be a while until I have time.

Here we go:
Normal StaticText:


StaticText with enough lines,


How do I changed the thumb size?

Any help available?

I don't think CEGUI knows the text language, you might need to write it yourself.

I'm implementing a console window and I'm using staticText in TaharazLook. Maybe it's by TaharazLook default that a vertical scrollbar will just be added when the StaticText contains more lines. However the scrollbar thumb size is static so it looks weird. I want to change its size based on the page...

Ohhhhh! I figured it out. I just store the char* for now and manually call SDL_free() right after UIContext::injectPasteRequest() here is the code for my SDLClipboardProvider class: SDLClipboardProvider.h #include <SDL.h> #include <CEGUI\CEGUI.h> #include <iostream> namespace CEGUI { class SDLClipbo...

Definitely CEED, you need to open the project file first though.

After the .project file is loaded, you can navigate to the .layout file to open it.

I really wish CEED is able to open .project as a start up parameter, like when you drag and drop a file on an .exe file.

I am implementing a class that derives from CEGUI::NativeClipboardProvider. I have no problem with sendToClipboard so far, but my implemenation of retriveveFromClipboard will have memory leak. SDL's SDL_GetClipboardText() returns a UTF-8 char*, but it must be freed using SDL_free() later. The thing ...

I would probably do it like this:

First I check if the entry is a password entry.
-If it is, then I take the input and inject "*" to the system.
-else, inject user's input.

The goal is achieved! I simply created a layout file with StaticImage, set alwaysOnTop = true; I load this layout at the beginning and set it to invisible. Whenever I need a WidgetWindow that requires the shadow, I set the StaticImage to visible and add the WidgetWindow::window to the StaticImage as...

Thanks for your elegant solution! Lemme try that out.

I will post the full solution after I finish just in case.

Window::render() needs to be followed by a Window::getTargetRenderingSurface().draw() however, this only works if the window has a RenderingSurface, from what I've tested, this only works for the root window of a context. (Since the root window is a DefaultWindow in CEED) SO I TRIED-- A. Adding a Re...

So does anyone know if Window::render() works? Or is there anything I need to call with it for it to work? Sorry, I was busy these last days. I am going to reply to you tomorrow or saturday. This topic is something that requires me to look more into code before I can give a good answer, and I had n...

So does anyone know if Window::render() works? Or is there anything I need to call with it for it to work?