[nerobotParticipant]

Yes, it doesn’t work.

Waiting for Mark’s implementation of utf-8. 

[nerobotParticipant]

Thanks!

I’d recommend hiding the hint as you hover the mouse over it; it’s currently blocking me from clicking the above line.

Now hints closed by mouse click. But you need to do additional click to jump to line – I can’t normally send event from hint to editor.

It looks like a semi-temporarily solution, I hope we can live with that.

[nerobotParticipant]

I think a line might blend into the background colour too much, or confuse the user; making him think there’s an error if the line is red for example.

Will see if we’ll do that.

So, I done with “Hint for parameter” and pushed it into dev branch.

Also, there is the new option “Show parameters hint” in preferences – you can disable it.

Known issue: hint works for single-line parameters only (and I don’t want to fix that in near future).

[nerobotParticipant]

I really like that monkey2 work with raw bytes to create resourses like images, strings, fonts.

I’m going to add font loading from pack file.

[nerobotParticipant]

Thanks for feedback!

Would it be possible to make a separate ‘hint’ for colours?

Like, say you’re typing ‘New Color()’ and as you enter inside the ‘()’ a colour wheel pops up and you can preview the colour.

Wheel… not in a near future, I think. But I want to draw colored line under Color declaration to see each color right in the editor area.

I love the editor, but one feature i still miss. Local vars not parse. See Gif.

Local vars is a pain for me too. If anyone remember, my early versions of ted2go can show locals as well, but not always shown correct types. I plan to working on parser a bit later, so I will combine existing parser with my old version for locals.

And is it possible to make a fullsreen mode, like Sublime Text

It seems easy to implement, I will see. (F11, are you waiting for me?)

[nerobotParticipant]

I almost done new cool feature – hint for parameters types!

You can try it out by pushing params_hint branch (will be in dev soon).

Click on GIF image to see more details.

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[nerobotParticipant]

Searching solution I found _wfopen() method (brother of fopen() ), but it requires wchar_t * , and I can’t to convert monkey’s string into wchar_t Ptr .

I gave up..

[nerobotParticipant]

Thank you for explanation!

I made simple demo and add it as an issue here: https://github.com/blitz-research/monkey2/issues/277

[nerobotParticipant]

There is a method inside of Texture class:

Monkey

Method ClearTexImage2D( glTarget:GLenum ) glCheck() Local width:=_size.x,height:=_size.y glTexImage2D( glTarget,0,_glInternalFormat,width,height,0,_glFormat,_glType,Null ) If Not IsDepth( _format ) Local image:=New Pixmap( width,1,Format ) image.Clear( Color.Magenta ) For Local iy:=0 Until height glTexSubImage2D( glTarget,0,0,iy,width,1,_glFormat,_glType,image.Data ) Next glFlush() 'macos nvidia bug! Endif glCheck() End

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Method ClearTexImage2D( glTarget:GLenum ) glCheck()   Local width:=_size.x,height:=_size.y   glTexImage2D( glTarget,0,_glInternalFormat,width,height,0,_glFormat,_glType,Null )   If Not IsDepth( _format )   Local image:=New Pixmap( width,1,Format ) image.Clear( Color.Magenta )   For Local iy:=0 Until height glTexSubImage2D( glTarget,0,0,iy,width,1,_glFormat,_glType,image.Data ) Next   glFlush() 'macos nvidia bug!   Endif   glCheck() End

It seems there is a place where default color is used: image.Clear( Color.Magenta )

Simple solution here can be to add global var like DefaultFillColor into Texture,

then we can set it before creating any images and avoid re-clearing.

[nerobotParticipant]

I’ve added a textureFlags param to Font.Load in develop branch

The only note here is – other methods with shader and textureFlags parameters have signature texFlags,shader but font now have shader,texFlags. Maybe you will fix that to be more consistent?

With little sorry if someone started to use that (it’s easy to fix).

Edited:  hmm, Image.Load also have  shader,texFlags.

[nerobotParticipant]

Don’t know what you do, but maybe my example will be useful.

I took mojo’s sprite shader, removed unused vars and added TestColor into fragment section.

Monkey

Namespace myapp #Import "<std>" #Import "<mojo>" Using std.. Using mojo.. Class MyWindow Extends Window Method New( title:String="Simple mojo app",width:Int=640,height:Int=480,flags:WindowFlags=Null ) Super.New( title,width,height,flags ) Local shader:=New Shader( "painter",shaderData,"" ) image=New Image( 100,100,,shader ) image.Handle=New Vec2f( .5 ) End Method OnRender( canvas:Canvas ) Override image.Material.SetColor( "TestColor",New Color( Mouse.Location.x/Float(Width),.5,Mouse.Location.y/Float(Height),1 ) ) App.RequestRender() canvas.DrawImage( image,Width/2,Height/2 ) End Field image:Image End Function Main() New AppInstance New MyWindow App.Run() End Const shaderData:="//@renderpasses 0,1,2 //@vertex attribute vec4 a_Position; uniform mat4 r_ModelViewProjectionMatrix; void main(){ gl_Position=r_ModelViewProjectionMatrix * a_Position; } //@fragment uniform vec4 m_TestColor; void main(){ gl_FragColor=m_TestColor; } "

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Namespace myapp   #Import "<std>" #Import "<mojo>"   Using std.. Using mojo..   Class MyWindow Extends Window   Method New( title:String="Simple mojo app",width:Int=640,height:Int=480,flags:WindowFlags=Null )   Super.New( title,width,height,flags ) Local shader:=New Shader( "painter",shaderData,"" ) image=New Image( 100,100,,shader ) image.Handle=New Vec2f( .5 ) End   Method OnRender( canvas:Canvas ) Override image.Material.SetColor( "TestColor",New Color( Mouse.Location.x/Float(Width),.5,Mouse.Location.y/Float(Height),1 ) ) App.RequestRender() canvas.DrawImage( image,Width/2,Height/2 ) End Field image:Image End   Function Main()   New AppInstance New MyWindow App.Run() End     Const shaderData:="//@renderpasses 0,1,2   //@vertex   attribute vec4 a_Position;   uniform mat4 r_ModelViewProjectionMatrix;   void main(){   gl_Position=r_ModelViewProjectionMatrix * a_Position; }   //@fragment   uniform vec4 m_TestColor;   void main(){   gl_FragColor=m_TestColor;   } "

[nerobotParticipant]

The same result via canvas extension:

Monkey

Class Canvas Extension ' func - is a function that will do needed drawing stuff ' it is affected with translate/rotate/scale Method DrawFunc( func:Void(canvas:Canvas),x:Float,y:Float,rot:Float=0,sx:Float=1,sy:Float=1 ) Local canvas:=Self canvas.PushMatrix() canvas.Translate( x,y ) canvas.Rotate( rot ) canvas.Scale( sx,sy ) ' call our drawing function func( canvas ) canvas.PopMatrix() End End

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Class Canvas Extension ' func - is a function that will do needed drawing stuff ' it is affected with translate/rotate/scale Method DrawFunc( func:Void(canvas:Canvas),x:Float,y:Float,rot:Float=0,sx:Float=1,sy:Float=1 ) Local canvas:=Self canvas.PushMatrix() canvas.Translate( x,y ) canvas.Rotate( rot ) canvas.Scale( sx,sy ) ' call our drawing function func( canvas ) canvas.PopMatrix() End End

and adapted buildable example:

Monkey

Namespace Myapp #Import "<std>" #Import "<mojo>" Using std.. Using mojo.. Class Myapp Extends Window Method New() Super.New( "Window",800,600,WindowFlags.Resizable ) End Method OnRender( canvas:Canvas ) Override If Keyboard.KeyReleased(Key.Escape) Then App.Terminate() Local x:Float = App.MouseLocation.x ' x position of rectangle Local y:Float = App.MouseLocation.y ' y position of rectangle Local r:Float = Millisecs()*.0003 ' Rotation in radians Local sx:Float = Cos( Millisecs()*.0003 ) ' x scale Local sy:Float = Sin( Millisecs()*.0003 ) ' y scale ' draw cross at cursor canvas.DrawLine( x,0,x,Self.Height ) canvas.DrawLine( 0,y,Self.Width,y ) ' use our extension function here canvas.DrawFunc( DrawAll,x,y,r,sx,sy ) App.RequestRender() End ' all our drawing logic that will be translated/rotated/scaled ' here: draw single rectangle Method DrawAll( canvas:Canvas ) Local w:Int = 500 ' Width of rectangle Local h:Int = 100 ' Height of rectangle Local rx :Float = -(w * 0.5) ' Calculate the handle for x (0.5 = middle) Local ry :Float = -(h * 0.5) ' Calculate the handle for y (0.5 = middle) canvas.DrawRect(rx,ry,w,h) End End Class Canvas Extension ' func - is a function that will do needed drawing stuff ' it is affected with translate/rotate/scale Method DrawFunc( func:Void(canvas:Canvas),x:Float,y:Float,rot:Float=0,sx:Float=1,sy:Float=1 ) Local canvas:=Self canvas.PushMatrix() canvas.Translate( x,y ) canvas.Rotate( rot ) canvas.Scale( sx,sy ) ' call our drawing function func( canvas ) canvas.PopMatrix() End End Function Main() New AppInstance New Myapp App.Run() End Function

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Namespace Myapp #Import "<std>" #Import "<mojo>" Using std.. Using mojo.. Class Myapp Extends Window Method New() Super.New( "Window",800,600,WindowFlags.Resizable ) End Method OnRender( canvas:Canvas ) Override If Keyboard.KeyReleased(Key.Escape) Then App.Terminate() Local x:Float = App.MouseLocation.x ' x position of rectangle Local y:Float = App.MouseLocation.y ' y position of rectangle Local r:Float = Millisecs()*.0003 ' Rotation in radians Local sx:Float = Cos( Millisecs()*.0003 ) ' x scale Local sy:Float = Sin( Millisecs()*.0003 ) ' y scale ' draw cross at cursor canvas.DrawLine( x,0,x,Self.Height ) canvas.DrawLine( 0,y,Self.Width,y ) ' use our extension function here canvas.DrawFunc( DrawAll,x,y,r,sx,sy ) App.RequestRender() End ' all our drawing logic that will be translated/rotated/scaled ' here: draw single rectangle Method DrawAll( canvas:Canvas ) Local w:Int = 500 ' Width of rectangle Local h:Int = 100 ' Height of rectangle Local rx :Float  = -(w * 0.5) ' Calculate the handle for x (0.5 = middle) Local ry :Float = -(h * 0.5) ' Calculate the handle for y (0.5 = middle) canvas.DrawRect(rx,ry,w,h) End End   Class Canvas Extension ' func - is a function that will do needed drawing stuff ' it is affected with translate/rotate/scale Method DrawFunc( func:Void(canvas:Canvas),x:Float,y:Float,rot:Float=0,sx:Float=1,sy:Float=1 ) Local canvas:=Self canvas.PushMatrix() canvas.Translate( x,y ) canvas.Rotate( rot ) canvas.Scale( sx,sy ) ' call our drawing function func( canvas ) canvas.PopMatrix() End End     Function Main() New AppInstance New Myapp App.Run() End Function

[nerobotParticipant]

I’ve made a minor change to the theme ‘Hollow’ (json only)

Thanks, added.

Oh and I still think there should be a “Please restart Ted2Go” alert message when switching theme.

I think there is something wrong in mojo itself. Will try to understand.

@phatpeter thanks for ideas

Yes pls!

There is a problem – if you want to look at other members – you can’t because of fiter, if you removed filder – you need to find desired item by hand in docs tree. Therefore I decided to left whole list. You can press Enter to goto next found item.

And pls add the Autocompletion thing i mention befor (would be so usefull)

Give me a link to your post, please.

[nerobotParticipant]

I like extensions, and here is one more candidate:  

Monkey

Class Image Extension Method Save:Bool( path:String ) Local image:=Self Local canv:=New Canvas( image ) Local pix:=canv.CopyPixmap( New Recti( 0,0,image.Width,image.Height ) ) Return pix.Save( path ) End End

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Class Image Extension Method Save:Bool( path:String ) Local image:=Self Local canv:=New Canvas( image ) Local pix:=canv.CopyPixmap( New Recti( 0,0,image.Width,image.Height ) ) Return pix.Save( path ) End End

[nerobotParticipant]

For Ted2Go I use my own versions of TabView and TabButton (copied from mojox) to be able to change them for my needs.

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