CEGUI (Crazy Eddie's GUI) Forums

Here ya go: LRESULT CALLBACK cWindowsClass::WindowProc( HWND hWnd, UINT uMsg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam ) { switch(uMsg) { case WM_DESTROY: PostQuitMessage(0); break; case WM_KEYDOWN: if(guiManager != 0) guiManager->injectChar(static_cast<CEGUI::utf32...

void cGUIManager::injectKeyPress(const CEGUI::Key::Scan key) { CEGUI::System::getSingleton().injectKeyDown(key); //injectChar(static_cast<CEGUI::uint32>(key)); } I had the inject Char line uncommented, so I'm guessing that's why I was getting bullet...

This is it folks. My final problem with CEGUI. Everything is running strong, and I'll see if I can host my program somewhere so you guys can see my use of it :) Overall, I'm definitely pleased with the results from CEGUI. My final quirk is with using the shift key to produce capital letters. Right n...

LOL man. That is code relevent to my problem. Of course I created a combobox window and whatnot. I'm not THAT lost with the GUI system. Everything is working fine for me, I just want one of the combobox items selected without the user even touching the combobox. Kinda like a default selection. That'...

Of course I do, otherwise there would be about 15 times more posts in here by me. Now these are the only two functions that remotely describe what I want done here, and neither work. I tried mixing around the code like excluding the other stuff and just having the defaultItem. I also tried making th...

How do I set a "default" selection for a combobox? I tried
comboBox->setItemSelectState() but that had no effect.

SOLVED--For future reference if anyone is using ID3DXSprite in conjunction with CEGUI, make sure you call CEGUI's render call OUTSIDE of the ID3DXSprite::Begin() and ID3DXSprite::End() calls, but still before the IDirect3DDevice9::EndScene() calls.

I have a serious problem. The GUI is covering up everything I render with ID3DXSprite!!! I don't know how much you guys know about ID3DXSprite, but I tried the D3DXSPRITE_SORT_DEPTH_BACKTOFRONT flag and it didn't fix the problem. This is not good LOL! I am rendering the GUI last in the render loop l...

Haha. Ahh well. I change this line in TaharezLook.scheme: Filename="../datafiles/imagesets/TaharezLook.imageset" to this: Filename="datafiles/imagesets/TaharezLook.imageset" And I also changed this in TaharexLook.imageset: Imagefile="../datafiles/imagesets/TaharezLook.tga&qu...

Yes, I'm using VC++.NET 2003.

Are you saying that I need to modify the actual .font, .scheme, .imageset files? How in the world would I do that?

I don't understand why CEGUI is such a pain in the ass when it comes to finding files in directories. DirectX is simple, it searches for crap relative to the .exe. I have my project folder. Inside it I have a graphics, sounds, etc. In the debug folder, I have the .exe of course, along with the same ...

I searched that damn Reference for the CEGUI::EditBox class, I can't find a function to clear what's currently in the edit box LOL. I tried ReleaseInput() and clearProperties() to no avail. I see initialise() but it's virtual. Should I be using that? Where would I provide my own implementation if so...

What do you mean the value I need to inject matches the key codes I get from DirectInput? All I get from DirectInput is a 256 char array. I just check the high bit on those to see if the key is pressed. DIK_A is just an enumerated value. As for the character input, I'm not using Windows Messages to ...

Alright, so here's what I'm doing now: I do this for every key in my input function: //Checks a boolean array to see if we have to worry about //injecting a key up if(man->alreadyDown(DIK_A)){//the key was pressed on that last iteration if(KeyState(DIK_A) == TRUE)...

Here's what I've put together for character input, but I'm not getting results. The problem is somewhere in my use of CEGUI; I already checked the DirectInput and it's working fine. I'm doing something like this in my input function: if(KeyState(DIK_A) == TRUE)//Check directinput buf...