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[AllenDang]

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[neutralinsomniac]

Hi! I came across your framework today and am looking to port my existing exocortex program here: https://github.com/neutralinsomniac/exocortex to giu! So far I love how simple and fast it is to use, but I've hit my first roadblock. I'm trying to build a dynamic list of buttons, where each button has different data attached to it, but I'm not seeing the correct way to do it. Here is the code I have right now: https://github.com/neutralinsomniac/exocortex/blob/3dc33e8add084b75d6d0d63114be6627055edae1/cmd/exogiu/exogiu.go#L44

With this code, every button gets the last tag in the list passed to it, instead of a different tag per button. Do you know of a smarter way to handle this situation?

Thank you!

[neutralinsomniac]

Nevermind! A friend of mine pointed me to where I was wrong: I was writing the closure over the tag iterator variable instead of making a non-iterating copy. Anyway, thank you for this amazing library!

[AllenDang]

Thanks for using my lib, :P

[AllenDang]

That is a common issue when creating in a loop. I've created a RangeBuilder to batch create widgets. I think I should add it to wiki.