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Ah, okay,

i totally missed the fact that "Public Attrbutes inherited from" can actually be unfolded. 

Thank you for this info and the new namespace alternative info.
I think, knowing this its okay without any further overview.

Thanks a lot! Its a great GUI!

Hello texus,

thank you for the swift reply!! 

I knew that it inherits but wasnt able to find the available keywords/signal words.
Is there an overall info doc somewhere? I couldnt find anything.

Thanks!

Hello forum,

I have an EditBox to enter color values from 0 to 255.

I need to check for correct value entry by the user which i can do with "ReturnKeyPressed".
But if the user just clicks outside the Box and it looses focus i dont have a signal.

Can this be done somehow?

"TextChanged" is not really helpful in my case.

Thanks!

Okay, thank you for your explainations! Its much appreciated!

I watched this video about lambdas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWgmBBz0y8c.
I also moved back my variables and edited the lambda captures [].
Now everything still works fine but without making my variables global.

I will look into shared pointers now.

Thank you texus for your help and also for this cool GUI !

Yeah, iam still a noob.   

I know what scopes, references and pointers are but dont really fully understand them yet.
I use references in function headers to avoid copies, but in combination with a foreign library i fail.
I dont know what lamdas are, so i will learn about them now.

I'll try to move the variables back to the main function and try to change the content "in place" and avoiding copies.
I know its wrong what i did. (Although i dont know why. I just read that its wrong to have global variables)

Thanks for the tip with the radio buttons. I do not need any text on top of the buttons. Just an icon image and maybe a tooltip.

I actually want to simulate some Tool buttons.
When you choose a tool then the button stays pressed.
When u choose another tool then this button stays pressed and the previous goes back to unpressed.
I dont know if BitmapButton is the right choice here.

Maybe you have a better oversight of possible features i can use?
Is there a better choice when every button should have a little tool icon?

Okay, i changed it now to

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BBTN_Erase->connect("pressed", [=]() { do something }); and it works.
First several variables i had in there went red. I had them right after

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int main(void){}.
Now i put those variables in the header main.h and it seems to work now.

I also had a slider that used [&] first and always worked before (Hue was already in the header).
Now i changed it to

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slider->connect("ValueChanged", [=]() { Hue = slider->getValue(); }); and it works again.

Thank you very much! 

I understand.
i did this now to create the button (minimal code):

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auto BBTN_Erase = tgui::BitmapButton::create();
BBTN_Erase->setImage("img/BTN_Eraser.png");
BBTN_Erase->connect("pressed", [&]()
{
if (EraserON) {
EraserON = false;
BBTN_Erase->setImage("img/BTN_Eraser.png");}
else {
EraserON = true;
BBTN_Erase->setImage("img/BTN_EraserON.png");}  <---------- Exception thrown here when i hit keyboard
});
gui.add(BBTN_Erase,"BBTN_Erase");


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if (event.key.code == sf::Keyboard::E)
{
if (EraserON) {
EraserON = false;
tgui::BitmapButton::Ptr BBTN_Erase = gui.get<tgui::BitmapButton>("BBTN_Erase");
BBTN_Erase->setImage("img/BTN_Eraser.png");
}
else {
EraserON = true;
tgui::BitmapButton::Ptr BBTN_Erase = gui.get<tgui::BitmapButton>("BBTN_Erase");
BBTN_Erase->setImage("img/BTN_EraserON.png");
}

Compiles fine but i get an exeption in the button creation part! When i hit my shortcut "E" on my keyboard.

Hello, thankls for your answer!

First i created the BBTN_Erase BitmapButton right after

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int main(void)
{ with

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auto BBTN_Erase = tgui::BitmapButton::create();

and i tryd to change/set the Image in the event part of the code with 

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if (event.key.code == sf::Keyboard::E)

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BBTN_Erase->setImage("img/BTN_Eraser.png");
But the

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BBTN_Erase was unknown in this scope.


So i changed the code to the code that i posted in my first post.

I add the BitmapButton with

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gui.add(BBTN_Erase); like in my first post, when u scroll down the code section u see it.

So i guess that, the error i made, is to believe that the pointer name is the widget name...

I will check... thanks!

Hello forum,

I have a BitmapButton and a keyboard shortcut. (I want to create a toggle button)
Just using the button with the mouse works fine.
Using a keyboard shortcut i cant access the BitmapButton properly (crash).
My goal is to toggle the image of the button everytime when the shortcut is pressed.

This minimal code works fine:

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tgui::BitmapButton::Ptr BBTN_Erase = tgui::BitmapButton::create();

BBTN_Erase->setImage("img/BTN_Eraser.png");
BBTN_Erase->setImageScaling(0);
BBTN_Erase->connect("pressed", [&]()
{
if (EraserON)
{
EraserON = false;
BBTN_Erase->setImage("img/BTN_Eraser.png");
}
else
{
EraserON = true;
BBTN_Erase->setImage("img/BTN_EraserON.png");
}
});
gui.add(BBTN_Erase);



And this code throws an exeption:

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if (event.key.code == sf::Keyboard::E)
{
if (EraserON)
{
EraserON = false;
tgui::BitmapButton::Ptr BBTN_Erase = gui.get<tgui::BitmapButton>("BTTN_Erase");
BBTN_Erase->setImage("img/BTN_Eraser.png");
}
else
{
EraserON = true;
tgui::BitmapButton::Ptr BBTN_Erase = gui.get<tgui::BitmapButton>("BTTN_Erase");
BBTN_Erase->setImage("img/BTN_EraserON.png");
}
}

What am i doing wrong?

Thanks!!