Chili:Tutorial Hello World - Revision history

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2013-03-23T17:54:58Z

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	That means if you resize the parent the anchored object will move and resize along. Using these kinda implies that x and y are invalidated. But I didn't see much change with or without x and y.		That means if you resize the parent the anchored object will move and resize along. Using these kinda implies that x and y are invalidated. But I didn't see much change with or without x and y.

	[[Category:~~Game development~~]]		[[Category:Libraries]]

2013-03-08T21:16:20Z

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	That means if you resize the parent the anchored object will move and resize along. Using these kinda implies that x and y are invalidated. But I didn't see much change with or without x and y.		That means if you resize the parent the anchored object will move and resize along. Using these kinda implies that x and y are invalidated. But I didn't see much change with or without x and y.

			[[Category:Game development]]

2013-02-16T17:54:07Z

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2012-01-28T17:38:34Z

Hello World

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	local screen0 = Chili.Screen0		local screen0 = Chili.Screen0
	end</pre></code>		end</pre></code>

			Before trying out the widget, you should also create an empty file lockluaui.txt in your GameData folder (http://springrts.com/wiki/Category:Gamedata). This forces spring to load luaui.lua from the game archive instead of user's local.

	Now everything you need to start creating windows and labels will be initialised and we can go on to the gritty fun stuff. We are going to use a label to contain the hello world string. This Label will then be put on a Window wich on his turn will be put on the gamescreen. You see what I'm going for, everything in Chili is nested on eachother like lego building blocks. The resulting script will look like this now.		Now everything you need to start creating windows and labels will be initialised and we can go on to the gritty fun stuff. We are going to use a label to contain the hello world string. This Label will then be put on a Window wich on his turn will be put on the gamescreen. You see what I'm going for, everything in Chili is nested on eachother like lego building blocks. The resulting script will look like this now.

2011-06-20T02:20:08Z

Hello World

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	Chili = WG.Chili		Chili = WG.Chili

	local screen0 = Chili.Screen0		local screen0 = Chili.Screen0
	end</pre></code>		end</pre></code>
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	Chili = WG.Chili		Chili = WG.Chili

	local screen0 = Chili.Screen0		local screen0 = Chili.Screen0

	helloWorldWindow = Chili.Window:New{		helloWorldWindow = Chili.Window:New{
	x = '50%',		x = '50%',

2011-06-20T02:19:45Z

Hello World

2011-06-20T02:18:52Z

anchors don't exist anymore

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	fontsize = 13,		fontsize = 13,
	textColor = {1,1,1,1},		textColor = {1,1,1,1},
	~~anchors = {left=true,bottom=false,right=false,top=false},~~
	}		}
	end</pre></code>		end</pre></code>
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	'''<code>textColor</code>''' : R, G, B, A values for your font		'''<code>textColor</code>''' : R, G, B, A values for your font

	~~'''<code>anchors</code>''' : Each parent object has 4 anchor points, where you can anchor your object to.~~
	That means if you resize the parent the anchored object will move and resize along. Using these kinda implies that x and y are invalidated. But I didn't see much change with or without x and y.		That means if you resize the parent the anchored object will move and resize along. Using these kinda implies that x and y are invalidated. But I didn't see much change with or without x and y.

2011-06-20T02:18:11Z

fix bad chili style

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	Chili = WG.Chili		Chili = WG.Chili
	~~Window = Chili.Window~~
	~~Label = Chili.Label~~

	local screen0 = Chili.Screen0		local screen0 = Chili.Screen0
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	-- SYNCED CONTROLS		-- SYNCED CONTROLS
	-- CHILI CONTROLS		-- CHILI CONTROLS
	local Chili		local Chili
	~~local Window~~
	~~local Label~~

	-- MEMBERS		-- MEMBERS
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	Chili = WG.Chili		Chili = WG.Chili
	~~Window = Chili.Window~~
	~~Label = Chili.Label~~

	local screen0 = Chili.Screen0		local screen0 = Chili.Screen0
	helloWorldWindow = Window:New{		helloWorldWindow = Chili.Window:New{
	x = '50%',		x = '50%',
	y = '50%',		y = '50%',
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	}		}

	helloWorldLabel = Label:New{		helloWorldLabel = Chili.Label:New{
	x = '50%',		x = '50%',
	y = '50%',		y = '50%',

2011-06-20T02:17:33Z

fix bad style

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 As in every widget code you will need the basic info part telling about the widget. Who made it what it serves for and who the author is etc...  Next you will also need the code for initializing the widget.  For this example, we are going to need a few Chili controls.  We have need for the Chili, Window and Label control.  That makes the script look like this now.
-<code><pre> -- INCLUDES
+<code><pre> function widget:GetInfo()
   	return {
   		name		= "helloworld",
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   end
   function widget:Initialize()
   	if (not WG.Chili) then
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 Now everything you need to start creating windows and labels will be initialised and we can go on to the gritty fun stuff.  We are going to use a label to contain the hello world string.  This Label will then be put on a Window wich on his turn will be put on the gamescreen.  You see what I'm going for, everything in Chili is nested on eachother like lego building blocks.  The resulting script will look like this now.
-<code><pre> -- INCLUDES
+<code><pre> function widget:GetInfo()
   -- CONSTANTS
   -- SYNCED CONTROLS
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   -- SCRIPT FUNCTIONS
   -- WIDGET CODE
   function widget:Initialize()
   	if (not WG.Chili) then

2011-06-19T17:17:24Z

Hello World

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	'''<code>clientHeight</code>''' : <not sure yet what this does, but it seems to have to be there>		'''<code>clientHeight</code>''' : <not sure yet what this does, but it seems to have to be there>

	'''<code>width</code>''' : width of your object, kinda obvious, although if the width is smaller then the text of your label your label will be abbrivated with ...		'''<code>width</code>''' : width of your object, kinda obvious, although if the width is smaller then the text of your label your label will be abbrivated with ... . take note that you can also use percentage values here as a string to define the width fe "20%"

	'''<code>fontsize</code>''' : size of your label font		'''<code>fontsize</code>''' : size of your label font
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	'''<code>anchors</code>''' : Each parent object has 4 anchor points, where you can anchor your object to.		'''<code>anchors</code>''' : Each parent object has 4 anchor points, where you can anchor your object to.
	That means if you resize the parent the anchored object will move and resize along.		That means if you resize the parent the anchored object will move and resize along. Using these kinda implies that x and y are invalidated. But I didn't see much change with or without x and y.