[nerobotParticipant]

Don’t know about another user’s names with space,

but link on Mark Sibly goto @admin. Maybe we can use it…

[nerobotParticipant]

Ok. Your system seem to be good. Wait for any other with such problem if any.

[nerobotParticipant]

It’s good to look at sources of mojox module to better undertanding.

Maybe you’ll find some more suitable views to extend then the base View class.

[nerobotParticipant]

MikeHart, Please, post your PC config (but if prev version worked fine…).

Does anyone have the same problem?

[nerobotParticipant]

Minor fixes only.

[nerobotParticipant]

Good. But only single line strings worked with that plain-text.

[nerobotParticipant]

Did you attach this view to a window? Window class is an entry point for all your views.

pseudocode:

Monkey

Class MyWindow extends Window Method New(...params here...) Super( ..params.. ) ContentView=New MyView '<- now your view is a main view of a window End End

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Class MyWindow extends Window          Method New(...params here...)         Super( ..params.. )         ContentView=New MyView  '<- now your view is a main view of a window     End End

Also pay attention to some view-based classes have OnContentMouseEvent not a OnMouseEvent.

[nerobotParticipant]

Well done guys, keep up the good work!

[nerobotParticipant]

I know.. just need to be more attentive.

[nerobotParticipant]

Oh.. really. I keep opened stack.monkey2 file and don’t see that it’s a class, omg..

I found another error in my code, which I began to doubt in the stack work.

Big Thanks, Mark!

[nerobotParticipant]

You should to replace  setting.Get(Null)  with setting.Get(Self) because Null is used for Globals only.

[nerobotParticipant]

I just moved Windows folder from products to my win10 desktop and run .exe – it’s worked.

Only one my project depends on folders hierarchy – ted2go, it must be ‘near’ to modules and mx2cc.

Don’t know what happen in your system.

[nerobotParticipant]

I didn’t explain, sorry.

All I need is remove value from stack. But as stack is struct it passed in function as copy-of-stack, and my remove have no effect for original stack. I tried to use inerator, but I got error and did not understand this. And using of reference (via ptr) seems to be the easiest way for me. But now I tried iterator again and understand what I was doing wrong.

So, new code:

Monkey

Function RemoveFromStack<T,V>:Bool( iter:Stack<T>.Iterator,value:V,equals:Bool( lhs:T,rhs:V ) ) While Not iter.AtEnd If equals( iter.Current,value ) iter.Erase() Return True Endif iter.Bump() Wend Return False End

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Function RemoveFromStack<T,V>:Bool( iter:Stack<T>.Iterator,value:V,equals:Bool( lhs:T,rhs:V ) ) While Not iter.AtEnd If equals( iter.Current,value ) iter.Erase() Return True Endif iter.Bump() Wend Return False End

And usage:

Monkey

RemoveFromStack<BehWrapper<IBehAwake>,IBehAwake>( stack.All(),awk,BehWrapper<IBehAwake>.Equals )

1	RemoveFromStack<BehWrapper<IBehAwake>,IBehAwake>( stack.All(),awk,BehWrapper<IBehAwake>.Equals )

Yesterday I forgot to add prefix here ^

Monkey

<BehWrapper<IBehAwake>,IBehAwake>

1	<BehWrapper<IBehAwake>,IBehAwake>

and got unresolved types error (“Can’t find overload for …. with argument types ….)

[nerobotParticipant]

Yes. Why not.

[nerobotParticipant]

This json is used for store settings for all targets you build.

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