Bug: Button OnClick not detecting clicks #103

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2023-12-31T04:20:22+08:00

Tarkz commented

2023-12-31 04:20:22 +08:00

(Migrated from github.com)

I've installed basalt and set up my first program following the tutorial.
I've set up a button by using

local btnGate = controlfram
:addButton()
:setPosition(2,2)
:setText("[ OPEN ]")
:setBackground(colors.yellow)

I originally had the onclick set up as part of the call chain, but have movied it to be it's own section

btnGate:onClick(function(self,event,button,x,y)
basalt.debug("CLICK EVENT")
if (event == "mouse_click") and (button == 1) then
basalt.debug("CLICKED")
open("gate") --My function call for my gates
end
end)

after this I have the basalt.autoUpdate() call.
The program starts up, and I can drag the movableframe around like it's supposed to, but clicking a button never does anything. And the debug events are never called. I'm not sure why.

Checklist

[ X] I am running the latest version.

I've installed basalt and set up my first program following the tutorial. I've set up a button by using > local btnGate = controlfram > :addButton() > :setPosition(2,2) > :setText("[ OPEN ]") > :setBackground(colors.yellow) I originally had the onclick set up as part of the call chain, but have movied it to be it's own section >btnGate:onClick(function(self,event,button,x,y) > basalt.debug("CLICK EVENT") > if (event == "mouse_click") and (button == 1) then > basalt.debug("CLICKED") > open("gate") --My function call for my gates > end >end) after this I have the basalt.autoUpdate() call. The program starts up, and I can drag the movableframe around like it's supposed to, but clicking a button never does anything. And the debug events are never called. I'm not sure why. **Checklist** [ X] I am running the latest version.

piprett commented

2023-12-31 04:29:41 +08:00

(Migrated from github.com)

It appears that basalt.debug is a bit broken. However, the code below works on my machine:

local basalt = require("basalt")
local main = basalt.createFrame()

local btnGate = main
  :addButton()
  :setPosition(2,2)
  :setText("[ Shutdown ]")
  :setBackground(colors.yellow)
  :onClick(function(self, event, button, x, y)
    os.shutdown()
  end)

basalt.autoUpdate()

Be sure to update os.shutdown() with something more useful, like your function open("gate")

It appears that `basalt.debug` is a bit broken. However, the code below works on my machine: ```lua local basalt = require("basalt") local main = basalt.createFrame() local btnGate = main :addButton() :setPosition(2,2) :setText("[ Shutdown ]") :setBackground(colors.yellow) :onClick(function(self, event, button, x, y) os.shutdown() end) basalt.autoUpdate() ``` Be sure to update `os.shutdown()` with something more useful, like your function `open("gate")`

Tarkz commented

2023-12-31 05:03:16 +08:00

(Migrated from github.com)

It appears that basalt.debug is a bit broken. However, the code below works on my machine:
local basalt = require("basalt")
local main = basalt.createFrame()

local btnGate = main
  :addButton()
  :setPosition(2,2)
  :setText("[ Shutdown ]")
  :setBackground(colors.yellow)
  :onClick(function(self, event, button, x, y)
    os.shutdown()
  end)

basalt.autoUpdate()
Be sure to update os.shutdown() with something more useful, like your function open("gate")

I took out the debugs and tried it with the os.shutdown() and confirmed that worked. I put back in my open("gate") function and it seems to run the function, but skips over the rednet broadcast call.

rednet.broadcast("open","Gatekeeper")

is there something else I have to do to have basalt broadcast rednet commands?

> It appears that `basalt.debug` is a bit broken. However, the code below works on my machine: > > ```lua > local basalt = require("basalt") > local main = basalt.createFrame() > > local btnGate = main > :addButton() > :setPosition(2,2) > :setText("[ Shutdown ]") > :setBackground(colors.yellow) > :onClick(function(self, event, button, x, y) > os.shutdown() > end) > > basalt.autoUpdate() > ``` > > Be sure to update `os.shutdown()` with something more useful, like your function `open("gate")` I took out the debugs and tried it with the os.shutdown() and confirmed that worked. I put back in my open("gate") function and it seems to run the function, but skips over the rednet broadcast call. > rednet.broadcast("open","Gatekeeper") is there something else I have to do to have basalt broadcast rednet commands?

Tarkz commented

2023-12-31 05:05:19 +08:00

(Migrated from github.com)

It appears that basalt.debug is a bit broken. However, the code below works on my machine:
local basalt = require("basalt")
local main = basalt.createFrame()

local btnGate = main
  :addButton()
  :setPosition(2,2)
  :setText("[ Shutdown ]")
  :setBackground(colors.yellow)
  :onClick(function(self, event, button, x, y)
    os.shutdown()
  end)

basalt.autoUpdate()
Be sure to update os.shutdown() with something more useful, like your function open("gate")
I took out the debugs and tried it with the os.shutdown() and confirmed that worked. I put back in my open("gate") function and it seems to run the function, but skips over the rednet broadcast call.

rednet.broadcast("open","Gatekeeper")

is there something else I have to do to have basalt broadcast rednet commands?

In case it helps the open("gate") function is:

function open(sTarget)
if sTarget == "gate" then
rednet.broadcast("open", "Gatekeeper")
end
end

A really simple function for now. And I have the rednet.broadcast() call working when I use a pocket computer with the basic lua terminal as well as other CC based programs.

> > It appears that `basalt.debug` is a bit broken. However, the code below works on my machine: > > ```lua > > local basalt = require("basalt") > > local main = basalt.createFrame() > > > > local btnGate = main > > :addButton() > > :setPosition(2,2) > > :setText("[ Shutdown ]") > > :setBackground(colors.yellow) > > :onClick(function(self, event, button, x, y) > > os.shutdown() > > end) > > > > basalt.autoUpdate() > > ``` > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Be sure to update `os.shutdown()` with something more useful, like your function `open("gate")` > > I took out the debugs and tried it with the os.shutdown() and confirmed that worked. I put back in my open("gate") function and it seems to run the function, but skips over the rednet broadcast call. > > > rednet.broadcast("open","Gatekeeper") > > is there something else I have to do to have basalt broadcast rednet commands? In case it helps the open("gate") function is: >function open(sTarget) > if sTarget == "gate" then > rednet.broadcast("open", "Gatekeeper") > end >end A really simple function for now. And I have the rednet.broadcast() call working when I use a pocket computer with the basic lua terminal as well as other CC based programs.

Tarkz commented

2023-12-31 10:25:00 +08:00

(Migrated from github.com)

I did get a redstone command to work from my Advanced Pocket Computer using the Basalt UI. So I just have to assume the issue is with my program on the Advanced Computer controlling the gate. Thank you for the help with the basalt.debug() earlier.

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Reference: GitHub/Basalt#103