As far as I can tell, there's no way of applying a prefix to the name of a generic for the return type, so I wasn't able to figure out any way of getting AceGUI:Create to return the proper widget type. It would need to prefix the first parameter with AceGUI and use that as the return type. Type definitions are included for all widgets for manual type casting.
As far as I can tell, there's no way of applying a prefix to the name of a generic for the return type, so I wasn't able to figure out any way of getting
AceGUI:Createto return the proper widget type. It would need to prefix the first parameter withAceGUIand use that as the return type. Type definitions are included for all widgets for manual type casting.