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2019-01-12 Finally have the mouse cursor sticking to the scrollbar grip.
2018-12-30 Working on a panel with scrollbars. so far so good needs some adjustments, but it has functionality.
2018-12-06 I have been playing more and more with the pixel game library. More and more I want some controls to use in my development. Simple buttons or checkboxes. I have started a library of my own for just such a task.
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This morning I wanted to update from go 1.10 to go 1.11.2. I am currently using ubuntu 18.04. These are the steps I took to update my system.
Go version 1.11.2 First update ubuntu.
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get -y upgrade Downloaded latest go version, unpack and cleanup.
cd /tmp wget https://dl.google.com/go/go1.11.2.linux-amd64.tar.gz sudo tar -xvf go1.11.2.linux-amd64.tar.gz rm go1.11.2.linux-amd64.tar.gz Remove old go and replace with new go.
sudo rm -rf /usr/local/go sudo mv go /usr/local Update go paths and system path.
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In the last snippet we saw the different fields of data we could obtain from the pixelgl Monitor struct. Now lets expand on the Create-a-Window tutorial from pixel and make use of the fields we do not see used.
We know that we can retreive information on multiple monitors, I am only going to be using a single primary monitor for these snippets.
primary monitor: -name: eDP -bitDepth: 8-bit red, 8-bit green, 8-bit blue -physicalSize: 509 mm, 286 mm -position: 0, 0 upper-left corner -refreshRate: 59 Hz -size: 1920 px, 1080 px -video mode 0: -width: 640 px, height: 480 px, refresh rate:59 Hz -.
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Like many, I am sure, I dove right in and created a window in pixel as my first interaction with the GoLang package. After creating a window I wanted to find out how I could resize the window or make the window fullscreen. So I have decided to explore the pixelgl monitor.go file. I want to find what properties and values I can get when detecting my monitor or monitors.