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Hi @keinhaar,

could you develop a slider element for gwtswing?
It could be a wrapper around the html slider element.

With best regards pizzadox9999

Hi @keinhaar,

could you develop a progressbar for gwtswing?
It could be a wrapper around the html progress element.

With best regards pizzadox9999

Hi @keinhaar,

I would like to propose the idea of making the project platform independent. I personally think that this is a great project. To have the swing library on the web can be a powerfull tool.
Currently it is (sadly) only implemented for the GWT project. But there a some more projects that are trying to achieve similar goals. For instance TeaVM and JSweet. I'm coming from the TeaVM side. I'm not the maintainer or anything from TeaVM. I'm just a user which would like to have swing support. Currently my approach was to emulate GWT but it didn't seemed feasable for the future, if changes would happen to the main gwtswing project.
Furthermore I would like to contribute to the project, but I also would like to be able to use it in TeaVM.
So the proposal is about making the project platform independent and create new branches for each implementation.
I would be happy if I could implement such a system for this project. But I wouldn't say no to a little help.
If any questions rise I would like to answer them.

Sincerely pizzadox9999

PS: If you dont want please say it and I will stop all activity with the forking thing.

Hi, the de.exware.gwtswing.awt.event.GMouseEvent returns 0 for the functions getX() and getY(). This is because x is calculated instead of just passed through. \nx = jsEvent.getClientX() - loc.x - insets.left; \n y = jsEvent.getClientY() - loc.y - insets.top; I don't know why this is so but the function jsEvent.getClientX() reports the correct pixels, but x stays 0 because of the done with x. Is there a way to "fix" this behaviour?

pizzadox9999

Hi, I have a question about the workings of the content pane (most likely an error on my side ^^ but still). The problem is that when I set the background color or add an element to a GFrame or GDialog it happens within the top level element for the Frame or Dialog and not on the content pane. Do you have the same behaviour? If not I will look into how to properly access the first and last elements in their child list, because I think you just get the wrong child because of the trickery I went through. Besides that I have one div element which I don't now the purpose of or why it is created: <div elementid="2" style="left: 0px; top: 50px; z-index: 10000;"></div>. The elementid is from me. It indicates that it is the second element created from the TeavmGPDocument code. I would be curios about some insight from your end.

pizzadox9999