CEGUI (Crazy Eddie's GUI) Forums

Okay, cool, thanks

I know what a definition is, read carefully

CEGUIBase.h 00063 // Detect macros for min / max and undefine (with a warning where possible) 00064 #if defined(max) 00065 # if defined(_MSC_VER) 00066 # pragma message("Macro defintion of max detected - undefining") 00067 # elif defined (__GNUC__) 0...

Good call Eddie! (as always..)
Forgot to check my font, during the merge with the backend code it was updated from CVS without -kb, so it was "text" e.g. unreadable...

Thanks!

I merged/moved my GUI with some backend code and now this: *snip* 26/11/2005 02:29:43 (InfL1) Attempting to create an Imageset from the information specified in file './data/imagesets/openglgui.imageset'. 26/11/2005 02:29:43 (InfL1) XercesParser::initialiseSchema - Attempting to load...

Okay, I ditched the doublecheck and now trust CEGUI solely... :/ Here's my code :) bool SWCCG_GUI::isMouseOverGui(float const& x, float const& y){ using namespace CEGUI; Window* mouseOverWin = System::getSingleton().getWindowContainingMouse(); if (mouseOverWi...

The values in the rect correspond with the screenpositions of the widget pretty much exactly. I added "mouseOverWinRect = mouseOverWin->relativeToAbsolute(mouseOverWinRect);" just for the heck of it and there's no change in the behaviour... Only widgets of type "TaharezLook/Combobox&q...

Thanks for the good tip! Having some probs though, my func only returns true for a combobox I have, the rest of my controls don't... Here's my code: bool SWCCG_GUI::isMouseOverGui(float const& x, float const& y){ using namespace CEGUI; Window* mouseOverWin = System::getSingleton...

Hello, I'd like to stop handling my own mouseover events when the mouse is over a CEGUI widget. I'm aware of the screenToWindow and windowToScreen functions which could be used to create certain zones which, when the mouse is over them, could stop my own mouseover checks. But that isn't the most des...

heheh, fine by me, all that.. you should certainly do it your way, I know you're all skilled developers and cegui is great and all that.. it's just that when another skilled developer makes a comment on such a thing I always like to relay it and get some info on why certain things are done... since ...

Hi, Coming back on the compile issues I had earlier on with the cvs checkout: I see that the same applies to the tarball (it includes bootstrap) I've been told a tarball shouldn't contain bootstrap etc. This is bad because: A user should be able to do ./configure && make && make inst...

Great, that worked!
Thanks!

Thanks Eddie, I had actually tried bootstrap but when it didn't work I didn't think of checking/making it executable :S At first it didn't work now either, but after a clean cvs update and installing automake1.9 (I figured out I needed 1.9(not debian default) when I saw the symlinks in the 0.3.0 rel...

Hi there, I've been trying to get CEGUI cvs version to compile on Debian here but after fixing some missing deps and figuring out automake and autoconf a bit, I'm now somewhat stuck. I did: aclocal && \ autoheader && \ automake --add-missing && \ autoconf && \ ./confi...

Eddie... you're the KING of wild guesses
I went back to my fontloading code and it was indeed _after_ the layout loading code.. which brought me to a "Window* sheet" not being inited right, etc.
Anyway, it's working now, thanks again!
CEGUI is great!