Closed ashifolfi closed 2 years ago
Also I would like to add the same result occurs even if I don't have an if statement for begin window and just have it on it's own. Except for one thing. The menu bar now appears even when the window is closed.
Please show minimal code that shows the behavior you raise has the issue
apologies for the wait!
lvledit.win = {}
lvledit.win.main = {Title = "Level Editor", IsOpen = true, AutoSizeWindow = false, AllowResize = true}
function lvledit:drawMain(dt)
Slab.BeginWindow("lvl_main", lvledit.win.main)
-- Menu Bar
if Slab.BeginMenuBar() then
if Slab.BeginMenu("File") then
if Slab.MenuItem("New") then
print("Not Implemented")
end
if Slab.MenuItem("Open") then
print("Not Implemented")
end
Slab.Separator()
if Slab.MenuItem("Exit") then
print("Not Implemented")
end
end
Slab.EndMenuBar()
end
Slab.Text("TEST!")
Slab.EndWindow()
end
here is a stripped down variant of the window that I found this issue with.
Just put lvledit:drawMain(dt)
inside a standard slab setup alongside this code and it should trigger the issue.
NOTE: Though this differs slightly from that that you can see in the recording it does indeed still trigger the issue for me.
Sorry for the late response, you need Slab.EndMenu()
.
Slab.BeginWindow("lvl_main", lvledit.win.main)
if Slab.BeginMenuBar() then
if Slab.BeginMenu("File") then
if Slab.MenuItem("New") then
print("Not Implemented")
end
if Slab.MenuItem("Open") then
print("Not Implemented")
end
Slab.Separator()
if Slab.MenuItem("Exit") then
print("Not Implemented")
end
Slab.EndMenu() --THIS
end
Slab.EndMenuBar()
end
Slab.Text("TEST!")
Slab.EndWindow()
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29577987/170036314-208e0e06-5e29-4b9d-9150-4113e863cdf0.mp4
When I attempt to use a menubar inside a window not only does it look very funky but if I moved the window the menubar goes behind it.
But most importantly if I click ANYTHING in the menubar I get an error about not having EndWindow() even though I do.
This is a very bruh moment.