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Is it possible to store UserData in a TreeView Node or Leaf class independently of the UserData of the TreeView class itself? If so, how do you successfully set and retrieve it?

@tolkien The program has one serious bug in the way it generates its grid layout that has prevented me from testing it in Linux. It doesn't manifest itself in MorphOS so I assume the Windows version also doesn't manifest the bug so visually either. After having looked at the source code, it appears ...

Just a quick reminder: the documentation on the help page is current to 1.3 but the help page itself claims that the documentation to 1.2 is linked.

I installed the Linux compatibility layer in GhostBSD and Hollywood runs like a champ. The only noticeable difference is a font substitution. https://github.com/SamuraiCrow/HollywoodDocumentation/blob/main/resize_Screenshot.png?raw=true https://github.com/SamuraiCrow/HollywoodDocumentation/blob/main...

You can pass self to a function explicitly as the first parameter. The : only implicitly adds the self parameter to contain the table it's a member of.

amyren wrote: ↑Mon Nov 30, 2020 6:46 pm All those tiles confuse me a bit

For an editor and example pictures, see https://www.mapeditor.org/. Tiled should work on your Mac already. Then just use the Lua exporter to make the tables.

On second thought, that may have been while I was tinkering in C++ with wxWidgets years ago.

Try using a colgroup or an hgroup. I'm sure i've done colgroups with multiple columns.

It looks like the __index metamethod has a return code required.

Where is GFXPack defined?