why is the default behaviour right to left? Isn’t it more common for the first item in a horizontal list to start from left?
Right now i basically just changed some + to - (vice versa) in “internal/list.lua” to get it somehow working. Now the indexing is messed up and needs to to be fixed.
But before i go any further: Do i need to fiddle with the source or is there a flag or something?
One more, can someone point me in the right direction how to do carousel list on top of a gooey list?
Like when i swipe the centered most listitem gets snapped in position.
It is what was implemented in the pull request that I received and I didn’t think much about it at that time. I guess adding a flag to specify direction would be a good solution to cover your use case of left to right.
I’m not sure if anyone’s done this already. It could either be a separate component or maybe again a new flag to the list.
Oh, yeah, I did this PR, and yes, didn’t made any flag for this, trying to be as close to the legacy lists as possible - and yes that flag would be great, I’ll check if I remember the whole flow of setting up those lists and see if it can be done easily I think the way of just changing some signs should be enough. And no, I didn’t make any circular lists except the menu I made for spells in my game - but it’s static and I didn’t use Gooey in that case - how do you imagine such list? A dynamic list with potentially infinite number of nodes, or static wheel of choices?
Cool, happy to hear that you unblocked yourself and could move forward! I made a new release of Gooey where the list component now has a config table as a new argument (breaking change!). Dynamic lists can now be configured to work as a list carousel that wraps around the data it is provided.
I think the way of just changing some signs should be enough. And no, I didn’t make any circular lists except the menu I made for spells in my game - but it’s static and I didn’t use Gooey in that case - how do you imagine such list? A dynamic list with potentially infinite number of nodes, or static wheel of choices?