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I think the highlighter gets confused when you use IF inside another IF.
Are you no longer working on this?
Whoa!
You’re a machine Mark haha.Thanks a bunch, but focus on the 3D module! (Or ZIP module)
The 3D module is the only reason I check Twitter every day heh. x)Yeah, it’s not that MojoX doesn’t work for me.
It’s just kinda confusing, especially without any proper documentation or examples.
MojoX doesn’t come naturally to me, like MaxGUI did.
I mean, I’ll probably learn it eventually, but it’s hard figuring everything on my own.Ah, well no doubt Mark will add more functions later on.
Perhaps I should make a “request” post over at the GitHub issues section…Awesome stuff nero!
There’s generally only ONE thing I think is missing from Ted2Go that I personally use all the time in most other IDE’s.
And that’s a “text minimap”.
Most modern IDE’s have it, and once you’ve started using it, it’s hard to live without it heh.I’d also like to suggest detecting Locals, and a minimum size for the scrollbar knob in the code document.
I just noticed that you’ve added all of my requests to the Dev branch of M2.
Fantastic Mark, thanks!Super big thanks!
I’m having a super hard time understanding how “Views” work…
MaxGUI made sense to me, MojoX does not haha.With a bit of messing around, I finally managed to get it to act the way I want!
Whenever I start Ted2Go the font drawing seems messed up.
If I apply a new theme or override the theme font however, things seems to be fixed (until I restart Ted2Go again)
Alright cheers Mark.
I’ve posted my requests over at the GitHub issues section.I’ve used Ted2 and Ted2Go (newest dev) and always had this problem.
If you try to compile another copy of Ted2Go from inside Ted2Go a couple of times, it starts to happen after a while.
I’m just closing the application normally by closing the window.I’m on Windows 10 btw.
I think the GUI examples needs to be updated.
Not only does the List example scroller not work, I think it should instead teach you how to extend the “View” system already in place for exactly these things.Another thing to note is that these examples don’t seem to follow the standards set by Monkey 2.
Methods, Functions, Classes etc. names always start with a capital letter.Don’t you just write “Mod”?
Like: Print 5 Mod 4There’s some sort of weird bug with having fontSize as a Int in this case.
I had it as an Int at first, but it makes you unable to actually select the TextField in Preferences…
If you compile your version and try to edit size in Preferences you’ll notice that you won’t be able to write anything, but with my version it does work.
I’m not sure what causes it, I just know having it as a String makes it work.I pushed another change to your repo.
You can now set which side the project view is on.
I also changed fontSize back to string so you can actually use the new feature heh.
