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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. make a loop to make some Buttons
2. Make an onclick function
3. How can I tell which button I clicked on in the onclick function?

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?


What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
1.1.1

Please provide any additional information below.

Impossible use of the resources as picture source
      Picture(resource_picture_name, 25, 25, 1)

Solution:

Replace 

case Picture(url, w, h, scaling, resource, crop, cache, cbSizeDiff):
    if (mode == Metrics) {
        return { clip: null, width : w, height : h, growWidth : false, growHeight : false };
    }
    var clip : ArcticMovieClip = getOrMakeClip(p, mode, childNo);
    var width = w;
    var height = h;
    var checkSizes = function (realWidth : Float, realHeight : Float) {
        if (cbSizeDiff != null && (realWidth != w || realHeight != h)) {
            cbSizeDiff(realWidth, realHeight);
        }
    }
    #if flash9
        if (mode == Create) {
            if (Type.resolveClass(url) != null) {
                var loader = flash.Lib.attach(url);
                clip.addChild(loader);
            } else {


with lines



case Picture(url, w, h, scaling, resource, crop, cache, cbSizeDiff):
    if (mode == Metrics) {
        return { clip: null, width : w, height : h, growWidth : false, growHeight : false };
    }
    var clip : ArcticMovieClip = getOrMakeClip(p, mode, childNo);
    var width = w;
    var height = h;
    var checkSizes = function (realWidth : Float, realHeight : Float) {
        if (cbSizeDiff != null && (realWidth != w || realHeight != h)) {
            cbSizeDiff(realWidth, realHeight);
        }
    }
    #if flash9
        if (mode == Create) {
            var clResolved : Class<Dynamic> = Type.resolveClass(url);
            var clName : String = Type.getClassName(Type.getSuperClass(clResolved)).split('.').pop();
            if ( clResolved != null) {
                if (clName == "MovieClip") {
                    var loader = flash.Lib.attach(url);
                    clip.addChild(loader);
                } else if (clName == "Bitmap") {
                    var image:Bitmap = Type.createInstance(clResolved, []);
                    clip.addChild(image); 
                }
            } else {

Open examples/componentTour9.swf
Click Arctic.makeCheckBox

TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object
reference.
    at arctic::ArcticView/build()[../arctic/ArcticView.hx:312]
    at MethodInfo-21()[../arctic/ArcticView.hx:885]
    at arctic::MutableBlock/update()[../arctic/ArcticBlock.hx:309]
    at arctic::MutableBlock/set()[../arctic/ArcticBlock.hx:302]
    at ComponentTour/chooseComponent()[ComponentTour.hx:90]
    at MethodInfo-84()[../arctic/Arctic.hx:365]
    at MethodInfo-85()[../arctic/Arctic.hx:370]
    at MethodInfo-20()[../arctic/ArcticView.hx:846]

Use same code as in Issue 3:

http://code.google.com/p/arctic/issues/detail?id=3&can=2&q=

The flash9 debug player whines when the mouse leaves 
the browser window. This is related to makeToolTip()

Error code is 1009.

See http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flex/2/langref/runtimeErrors.html

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Open arctictest9.swf that comes within the examples folder
2. Press the first "Hello World" button
3. Roll the mouse over the "Continue" button slowly. The tool tip appears
before the mouse over event.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
- The roll over event and the tool tip event should be the same.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
- version 0,4,1 on Windows XP

I'm a music technology researcher, working on a tool to collect musician's
perceptions about rhythmic errors.  I'm using haxe and arctic.

My app was crashing when I called .destroy();  After adding many traces()
in arctic/ArcticView.hx, I managed to find the place and create a patch to
fix it.  I'm not certain if this is a general solution; I check for
TextField directly, but it might affect other types of gui objects as well.
 I see a #debug section above my patch, but I don't understand it.  I'm
happy with my patch, but I thought I should send it to you for possible
inclusion in SVN.


I don't have a small example of the crash, but if you want to see it in my
large project, check out
   http://code.google.com/p/mewer/
SVN rev 86.  Go to the directory:
  other/listen-rhythms
and type "make".

Cheers,
- Graham Percival

... because we cannot make a textfield of dynamically changing size now.

ColumnStack([
ConstrainWidth(500,500,
LineStack( [
  Text("<font face='arial' size='40'>Visual settings</font>"),
   ColumnStack( [
     Arctic.makeTooltip(
       Border( 10, 10, Arctic.makeCheckbox( Text(""), function(state :
Bool) { trace(state); me.controlEnable("LogoBannerInput", state);} )),
         "Enable this feature (disable to use default)"),
       Text("<font face='arial' size='20'>Logo banner: </font>"),
       Id("LogoBannerInput",TextInput("", 150, 20, null, null, 100, false,
      0xFFFFFF, false))] ),
   ColumnStack( [
     Arctic.makeTooltip(
       Border( 10, 10, Arctic.makeCheckbox( Text(""))),
         "Enable this feature (disable to use default)"),
         Text("<font face='arial' size='20'>Logo banner: </font>"),
         Filler,
         TextInput("", 150, 20, null, null, 150, false, 0xFFFFFF, false)
    ] ),


Produces the attached...

Note the first columnstack has no filler.

I wonder if it could be possible to make text floating around an image for
example, like the css property "float"

Using of the Arctic.makeTooltip leads to movie leak. 

The problem arises after line 1962 :

         cursor = block;

The solution:

the lines 
// Since cursors are constructed lazily, we have to search for our child 
// because other Cursors might have gone before us changing the child numbering
for (i in 0...parent.numChildren) {
    var c : Dynamic = parent.getChildAt(i);
    if (c == cursorMc.clip) {
        build(cursor, parent, 0, 0, mode, i);
        break;
    }
}

have to be changed to 

// Since cursors are constructed lazily, we have to search for our child 
// because other Cursors might have gone before us changing the child numbering
for (i in 0...parent.numChildren) {
    var c : Dynamic = parent.getChildAt(i);
    if (c == cursorMc.clip) {
        switch (cursor) {
            case Offset(dx, dy, block) :
                build(block, parent, 0, 0, mode, i);
            default:
                break;
        }                           
        break;
    }
}

See example of showDialog() and screenshot.
It looks like we are off by one on the right hand side.

I use your library arctic and I find it great. However, as far as I know,
there is no haxe 2.0 compatible version, it's a shame. Are you planning to
update to it?

... making the scrollbar nearly unusable.

when using text input, the prescribed way to get the text is via the
validator function. however, that is only called onChange. 

since TextInput.text is not available, you can trigger the event as soon as
possible. e.g. in flash9, immediately after addEventListener.

txtInput.dispatchEvent(new flash.events.Event(flash.events.Event.CHANGE));



would it be possible to allow direct access to the txtInput.text ?

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Try to draw a light color on the border using ArcticBlock.Grid's border
argument
2. It always turns out black.
3. When I change the border argument to UInt instead of Float it seems to work.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Expected a light color, got black instead.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
1.1.1

Please provide any additional information below.
flash10 player

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Make a simple .hx file with import arctic.ArcticView
2.
3.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I see the error "In Flash9, null can't be used as basic type UInt"

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
arctic 1.1.1, haxe 2.07

Please provide any additional information below.
To fix, in ArcticView add a cast() in line 1503...
g.lineStyle(borderSize, cast(borderColor,UInt), 1.0);

We really miss the keyboard support now - we need some kind of input
focus/whatever like that.