GM_TEXTEDITOR_AddChangeListener

[Mafi]

Has anyone managed to get this to work?

I register my instance of ChangeListener but every time the handlers are called the system crashes! Haven’t managed to find any documentation on this, so I’m kind of playing in the dark.

(Have tried in C and assembler; same outcome)

-M

[Nightfox]

Unfortunately much of texteditor.gadget is still unimplemented. We can only hope Hyperion will keep adding to this gadget with future updates but I wouldn't count on it.

Unless someone has a better solution, since it is a BOOPSI object, you might be able to subclass it so that it can handle key presses to register a change.

Another solution would be for your code to periodically check the contents of the texteditor and see if it has changed since last time it checked.

[boemann]

Originally Posted by Mafi

Has anyone managed to get this to work?

I register my instance of ChangeListener but every time the handlers are called the system crashes! Haven’t managed to find any documentation on this, so I’m kind of playing in the dark.

(Have tried in C and assembler; same outcome)

-M

Please ask the question on the forum of developer.amigaos3.net I'd be glad to answer

It does work though

[Nightfox]

Originally Posted by boemann

Please ask the question on the forum of developer.amigaos3.net I'd be glad to answer

It does work though

why dont you want to answer here?

[Mafi]

Originally Posted by boemann

Please ask the question on the forum of developer.amigaos3.net I'd be glad to answer

It does work though

All good, figured it out. I was passing the wrong address of the instance of ChangeListener. Works perfectly now!

Cheers,
-Matt

[Minuous]

Originally Posted by Nightfox

why dont you want to answer here?

There has been a lot of trolling about OS3.2/3.3 on this forum (I'm not referring to anyone who is in this thread); for that and other reasons we made the decision it would be better to handle support from our own forum.

[Nightfox]

Originally Posted by Mafi

All good, figured it out. I was passing the wrong address of the instance of ChangeListener. Works perfectly now!

Cheers,
-Matt

That's awesome. Would you mind posting a code snippet? I'd be interested to see how you did it

[Nightfox]

Originally Posted by Minuous

There has been a lot of trolling about OS3.2/3.3 on this forum (I'm not referring to anyone who is in this thread); for that and other reasons we made the decision it would be better to handle support from our own forum.

I'm totally happy to ask OS 3.2 sys questions in the new forum. Can I get some more context though about the specific trolling that was happening? I haven't seen it and would like to know where (like what thread(s)) this happened