Gideros 2023.1 Released

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• keszegh Member

  January 2023

  "[core] Implement mouse_enter and mouse_leave events on desktop"
  what are these and where are they documented?

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• hgy29 Maintainer

  January 2023

  keszegh said:

  "[core] Implement mouse_enter and mouse_leave events on desktop"
  what are these and where are they documented?

  They tell when the mouse enters or leaves the window. They are Event.MOUSE_ENTER and Event.MOUSE_LEAVE, and have x,y coordinates, at least enter has.
  
  

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• MoKaLux Member

  January 2023 edited January 2023

  keszegh said:

  "[core] Implement mouse_enter and mouse_leave events on desktop"
  what are these and where are they documented?

  I don't know how we could live without those I am going to document them asap!
  FYI
  EDIT: oh that works for window I thought that would work on Sprites
  EDIT2: MOUSE_ENTER, I couldn't get the e.button and e.modifiers values
  EDIT2: MOUSE_LEAVE, I couldn't get the e.modifiers + I have always the same values for e.x and e.y
  or I have no clue how this is working https://wiki.gideros.rocks/index.php/Event.MOUSE_ENTER, https://wiki.gideros.rocks/index.php/Event.MOUSE_LEAVE
  
  Thank you very much hgy29 for all your hard work and yet another AWESOME RELEASE.
  
  I wish I had paypal for a donation trying to help with the wiki in the meantime (and maybe some c++? )

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• MoKaLux Member

  January 2023 edited January 2023

  First 2023 release of Gideros is here. New features, improvements and bug fixes as usual. I'll let you discover by yourselves:
  
  New features[core] Add memory leak identification tool

  Guys do you know where it is? I think I have a memory leak and would like to identify it
  
  EDIT: I found it "Core.enableAllocationTracking", I will try it and add it to wiki asap!
  EDIT2: I also have no clue about how to use it , added to wiki but may be very wrong/useless! sorry https://wiki.gideros.rocks/index.php/Core.enableAllocationTracking
  
  EDIT3: is enableAllocationTracking the count value?

  * v * name test1 * v * callers table: 0x0000020d7488e8a0 * v2 * <a href="http://forum.giderosmobile.com/profile/wiki" rel="nofollow">@wiki</a>.lua:1:0000020d66ed9ec0 table: 0x0000020d7488e7e0 * v3 * count 10 * v3 * time 0.018023999999059015 * v * time 0.018023999999059015 * v * count 10 * v * name test3 * v * callers table: 0x0000020d7488e120 * v2 * <a href="http://forum.giderosmobile.com/profile/wiki" rel="nofollow">@wiki</a>.lua:1:0000020d66ed9ec0 table: 0x0000020d7488e060 * v3 * count 10 * v3 * time 0.0008948999993663165 * v * time 0.0008948999993663165 * v * count 10 * v * name test2

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• hgy29 Maintainer

  January 2023

  enableAllocationTracking takes a single parameter, a boolean indication if collection should be started or ended. When ended (false), it returns a table of all newly created tables as keys, and where in the code they were created as value.
  
  Example of use:

  Core.enableAllocationTracking(true) ... Do something local t=Core.enableAllocationTracking(false) if t then local counts={} for k,v in pairs(t) do counts[v]=(counts[v] or 0)+1 end local sort={} for k,_ in pairs(counts) do table.insert(sort,k) end table.sort(sort,function(a,b) return counts[a]>counts[b] end) for _,k in ipairs(sort) do print(counts[k],k) end end

  Sorry for the indentation, it is a partial copy paste from my own code

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• MoKaLux Member

  January 2023

  thank you hgy29 for the explanations and sample code.

  my growING GIDEROS github repositories: https://github.com/mokalux?tab=repositories

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