Vyzor, UI Manager for Mudlet

[Oneymus]

I believe this is a Qt limitation. As far as I am aware, you can only have one border in a stylesheet.

I will do further research when I am able.

[Akaya]

Vyzor.BorderSide()

I was playing around with this earlier and couldn't figure out exactly how it works. Here was my attempt but didn't work for me:

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--Creating the border sides
GUI.Menu["BorderTL"] = Vyzor.BorderSide( 1, Vyzor.BorderStyle.Solid, Vyzor.Brush( Vyzor.Color( Vyzor.ColorMode.Name, "white" )), 0 )
GUI.Menu["BorderTR"] = Vyzor.BorderSide( 1, Vyzor.BorderStyle.Solid, Vyzor.Brush( Vyzor.Color( Vyzor.ColorMode.Name, "white" )), 10 )
GUI.Menu["BorderLL"] = Vyzor.BorderSide( 1, Vyzor.BorderStyle.Solid, Vyzor.Brush( Vyzor.Color( Vyzor.ColorMode.Name, "white" )), 0 )
GUI.Menu["BorderLR"] = Vyzor.BorderSide( 1, Vyzor.BorderStyle.Solid, Vyzor.Brush( Vyzor.Color( Vyzor.ColorMode.Name, "white" )), 0 )
--Adding the sides to a Frame called GUI.Menu.Base
GUI.Menu.Base:Add( Vyzor.Border( 1, Vyzor.BorderStyle.Solid, Vyzor.Brush( Vyzor.Color( Vyzor.ColorMode.Name, "white" )),10,{GUI.Menu.BorderTL,GUI.Menu.BorderTR,GUI.Menu.BorderLL,GUI.Menu.BorderLR})

I was hoping to make the top-right corner have a rounded edge but I don't see where I'm declaring which side the border should be applied.

[Akaya]

When setting Vyzor.Color, colors with an underscore won't work. Not sure if this is intentional.

When setting a callback function, the function cannot include a global variable. For example, this will work:
myFrame.Callback = "Clicky"
This will not work:
myFrame.Callback = "myGlobalVar:Clicky"

[Jor'Mox]

Can you even do the : syntax with normal callback functions? I just use the . Syntax an pass the variables I need (strings and numbers only) afterward.

[Vadi]

You can't indeed. If you really need to do :, you can emulate it by passing the myGlobalVar as the first parameter.

[Akaya]

well that explains it

[Oneymus]

I'll look into this over the weekend (~7/5-7/7) and see what I can find. Nothing stood out to me after a cursory inspection of the code.

[achlee]

I prefer to keep a white background for my clients. That means I would like to change the default background color for widgets.

Specifically, how would I change the default background for:

Vyzor.Chat
Vyzor.MiniConsole

[Lilypad]

This is going to sound silly, but how do I download Vyzor? Do I just make new scripts for it? Or is there a better way to put it all in?

[Oneymus]

Click on the link to GitHub in the first post. There, you will find the vyzor.mpackage. Download that. Then, using Mudlet's Package Manager, install that .mpackage.

Then you make your GUI. Vyzor is documented on the Wiki (also linked in the first post), and you can use the alias "vyzor help" to pull up your web browser with API documentation.

Any other questions, feel free to make a new thread and I will answer as I can.