Closed paulob160a closed 1 year ago
Hi Paul! Thanks for reporting!
raygui
has changed a bit lately and I'm planning a new release, I will also update rGuiStyler
, rGuiIcons
and rGuiLayout
tools so I will review this issue.
I can't give you an ETA but I'll try to do it in the following 3 weeks.
Hi Ray, my pleasure! I look forward to the new release.
Thanks for taking the time to get back to me,
Paul
Paul O'Brien BSc (Hons)
From: Ray @.> Sent: 29 May 2022 20:19 To: raylibtech/rtools @.> Cc: paulob160a @.>; Author @.> Subject: Re: [raylibtech/rtools] Missing spinner text definitions (Issue #22)
Hi Paul! Thanks for reporting!
raygui has changed a bit lately and I'm planning a new release, I will also update rGuiStyler, rGuiIcons and rGuiLayout tools so I will review this issue.
I can't give you an ETA but I'll try to do it in the following 3 weeks.
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@paulob160a Excuse the late response, this issue should be already fixed on latest rGuiLayout
release. Also note that recently I open sourced all the raygui
tools to avoid this kind of showstoppers, for anyone using those tools.
Hi Ray, I have just started using your raylib libraries and examples. Pretty impressed. So I am sorry to be reporting some anomalous behaviour. Easy to fix but still a pain. Using rGuiLayout v2.5 I find that the definition of the text associated with a spinner is not written into the generated C' file. The code refers to this in the body but as it doesn't exist fails to compile. When I add the defines in by hand all is well. I am working on Windows 10 v21H1 on an i5-8600K 32GB RAM. Building using Visual Studio 2022 v17..1.5. I have attached the gui file "gui_TestRgl00a.rgl" and the generated ".c" file I am using to create the page with. Am I being dense ? Great work, looking forward to using it more TestRgl00a.zip