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Posted: **Sat Nov 06, 2010 7:53 pm**

I know why: the folder is named "Dark", while the code refers to "dark". Capitalization matters! Renaming it makes it work in .loves and on Linux/Mac.

Ok it works

Where?

I mean my post,edited something

Posted: **Sat Nov 13, 2010 10:42 pm**

ATTENTION TO EVERYONE USING GOO! SERIOUS BUG THAT NEEDS TO BE FIXED!

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function goo.object:destroy()
	if self.parent then
		for k,v in pairs(self.parent.children) do
			if v == self then table.remove(self.parent.children,k) end
		end
	end
	for i,child in ipairs(self.children) do
		child:destroy()
	end
	self = nil
	return
end

Needs to become:

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function goo.object:destroy()
	if self.parent then
		for k,v in pairs(self.parent.children) do
			if v == self then 
			table.remove(self.parent.children,k)
				for i = self.z, #self.parent.children do
				self.parent.children[i].z = i
				end
			end
		end
	end
	for i,child in ipairs(self.children) do
		child:destroy()
	end
	self = nil
	return
end

This bug has been silently plaguing me for months. All sorts of goo objects and other elements would seemingly disappear at random. I thought it was related to the many changes I've made to goo, but I just confirmed it's a long standing bug.

Without this you'll "lose" goo elements. You can check them and their tables will still exist, but they won't be drawn. The reason for all of this is that in the standard release of Goo, when objects are destroyed the other objects on higher layers will not update correctly. This causes layers to later get overwritten in the main BASEOBJECT table, orphaning them forever. Now feed me your karma

Posted: **Tue Nov 23, 2010 5:28 pm**

How would I go about doing this in essence:

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function PerkList[i].button:onClick ()
	if PerkList[i].hasit == 0 then
	if Points => PerkList[i].cost then
	Points = Points - PerkList[i].cost
		PerkList[i].hasit = 1
	end
	elseif PerkList[i].hasit == 1 then
	Points = Points + PerkList[i].cost
		PerkList[i].hasit = 0
	end
	panel:setTitle( "Traits ( You have ".. Points.." points to spend)" )
end

The function doesn't like having in it's call. Is there some way to do this without causing an error?

Posted: **Tue Nov 23, 2010 7:10 pm**

whitebear wrote:The function doesn't like having in it's call. Is there some way to do this without causing an error?

That's because it isn't a call, it's a definition.

Fortunately, Lua being Lua, you can do this:

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PerkList[i].button.onClick = function (self)
	if PerkList[i].hasit == 0 then
	if Points => PerkList[i].cost then
	Points = Points - PerkList[i].cost
		PerkList[i].hasit = 1
	end
	elseif PerkList[i].hasit == 1 then
	Points = Points + PerkList[i].cost
		PerkList[i].hasit = 0
	end
	panel:setTitle( "Traits ( You have ".. Points.." points to spend)" )
end

Posted: **Sun Nov 28, 2010 4:48 am**

This is one of the best gui's out there but has anyone gotten the goo.text working? because either the code has bug or it's done differently from goo.textinput
There is no simple text object in example so it's possible it was missed in beta testing.

Posted: **Sun Nov 28, 2010 7:24 am**

whitebear wrote:This is one of the best gui's out there but has anyone gotten the goo.text working? because either the code has bug or it's done differently from goo.textinput
There is no simple text object in example so it's possible it was missed in beta testing.

My version works,but its for 0.7
It also doesn't have the fix Lap was talking about

Posted: **Sun Nov 28, 2010 9:16 am**

I fixed the text.lua file
Should work with this. Not sure how well it works when getting off the borders but at least doesn't give error.
The original file:

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-- STATIC TEXT
goo.text = class('goo static text', goo.object)
function goo.text:initialize( parent )
	super.initialize(self,parent)
	self.text = "no text"
end
function goo.text:draw(x,y)
	love.graphics.setColor( unpack(self.color) )
	love.graphics.print( self.text, x, y )
end
function goo.text:setText( text )
	self.text = text or ""
end
function goo.text:getText()
	return self.text
end

return goo.text

New file:

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-- STATIC TEXT
goo.text = class('goo static text', goo.object)
function goo.text:initialize( parent )
	super.initialize(self,parent)
	self.text = "no text"
	self.color = {0,0,0,255}
end
function goo.text:draw()
	love.graphics.setColor( unpack(self.color) )
	love.graphics.print( self.text, self.x, self.y )
end
function goo.text:setText( text )
	self.text = text or ''
end
function goo.text:getText()
	return self.text
end

return goo.text

Posted: **Sat Dec 04, 2010 5:49 pm**

Anyone still maintaining this lib? I added a getAbsoluteSize method sothat you can centre align buttons.

in goo.lua:

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function goo.base:getAbsoluteSize() return 0,0 end

function goo.object:getAbsoluteSize( w, h )
	local w, h = w or self.w, h or self.h
	return (w*self.parent.xscale), (h*self.parent.yscale)

not exactly groundbreaking stuff, but it's a useful little function

Posted: **Thu Jan 20, 2011 12:37 pm**

Would anybody mind forking https://github.com/perky/Goo/network and adding the changes that have been added in this thread? That would be super-handy-dandy..

Posted: **Thu Jan 20, 2011 2:35 pm**

Tell you what. I've got this afternoon free, i'll just update the main repository

Edit: New version is under 'Experimental' branch for now.

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