Problem with onMouseEnters and Gui Controls

[Cubical]

I'm currently having a problem with Gui Controls not detecting the mouse for the full width and height of the control.

Here's a video, you can see at the bottom when I scroll over it only shows the display name for part of the control. Does anyone have any idea on what could be wrong?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMUzatAHrKw

[Fulg0reSama]

Well I'd guess showing the script that involves this would help as a start, and MAN THAT GUY CAN HIT FOR 10!

[xXziroXx]

You're positive that there's no control above it all?

[Cubical]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

You're positive that there's no control above it all?

positive, i even put a transparent guibitmapctrl on top of each one to test and it does the same thing.

[Cubical]

Here's the script

PHP Code:

public function updateInventory(){
  for (temp.i = 0; temp.i < 42; temp.i++)
  {
    (@ "InventoryGuiBitmapCtrl_item_" @ temp.i).destroy();
  }
  temp.itemlist = clientr.item.getdynamicvarnames();
  temp.w = -1;
  for (temp.i = 0; temp.i < temp.itemlist.size(); temp.i++)
  {
    if (clientr.item.(@temp.itemlist[temp.i])[13] == this.selectedtab)
    {
      if (temp.w > 4)
      {
        temp.w = null;
        temp.h++;
      }
      else
        temp.w++;
      with (InventoryGuiScrollCtrl_Contents){
        new GuiShowImgCtrl("InventoryGuiShowImgCtrl_item_" @ temp.i){
          this.itemvars = {temp.itemlist[temp.i], clientr.item.(@temp.itemlist[temp.i])[9]};
          x = (temp.w*33);
          y = (temp.h*33);
          image = clientr.item.(@temp.itemlist[temp.i])[12];
          width = height = 32;
          thiso.catchevent(name, "onMouseEnter", "onUpdateItemNameText");
          thiso.catchevent(name, "onMouseLeave", "onClearItemNameText");
          thiso.catchevent(name, "onMouseDown", "onTest");
          new GuiTextCtrl("InventoryGuiTextCtrl_item_" @ temp.i){
            this.itemvars = {temp.itemlist[temp.i], clientr.item.(@temp.itemlist[temp.i])[9]};
            x = 0;
            y = 10;
            width = height = 32;
            useownprofile = true;
            profile.align = "right";
            profile.textshadow = true;
            text = clientr.item.(@temp.itemlist[temp.i])[0];
            thiso.catchevent(name, "onMouseEnter", "onUpdateItemNameText");
            thiso.catchevent(name, "onMouseLeave", "onClearItemNameText");
            thiso.catchevent(name, "onMouseDown", "onTest");
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
  GraalControl.makefirstresponder(true);
} 


[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Cubical

positive, i even put a transparent guibitmapctrl on top of each one to test and it does the same thing.

Not sure then. Only times I've had issues like this is when some control was misplaced above the rest.

[xXziroXx]

First of all, you can replace

PHP Code:

  for (temp.i = 0; temp.i < 42; temp.i++)
  {
    (@ "InventoryGuiBitmapCtrl_item_" @ temp.i).destroy();
  } 


with

PHP Code:

InventoryGuiScrollCtrl_Contents.clearControls(); 


You also don't have to use temp.w and temp.h to determine the positions of the controls. Instead you could use this:

PHP Code:

x = 33*(temp.i%4);
y = 33*int(temp.y/4); 


I'm also fairly sure that your text controls is what messes it up. Try commenting them out. Why aren't you just setting text = clientr.item.(@temp.itemlist[temp.i])[0]; in the GuiShowImgCtrl though?

[Cubical]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

First of all, you can replace

PHP Code:

  for (temp.i = 0; temp.i < 42; temp.i++)
  {
    (@ "InventoryGuiBitmapCtrl_item_" @ temp.i).destroy();
  } 


with

PHP Code:

InventoryGuiScrollCtrl_Contents.clearControls(); 


You also don't have to use temp.w and temp.h to determine the positions of the controls. Instead you could use this:

PHP Code:

x = 33*(temp.i%4);
y = 33*int(temp.y/4); 


I'm also fairly sure that your text controls is what messes it up. Try commenting them out. Why aren't you just setting text = clientr.item.(@temp.itemlist[temp.i])[0]; in the GuiShowImgCtrl though?

I figured out what the problem was, I forgot I added a control in another WNPC. Anyways, thanks for the pointers especially the clearControls().

[MrOmega]

Just for future reference, you can do .bringToFront() so you know the control is on the top layer even if another GuiControl is covering it.

[Cubical]

Originally Posted by MrOmega

Just for future reference, you can do .bringToFront() so you know the control is on the top layer even if another GuiControl is covering it.

yeah, I use that for a few gui controls on that wnpc