First off, thank you for the time Jan.
Secondly, as far as my knowledge goes:
- your example is declaring the function in place, it doesn't pass the
variable around to another function, i.e. goConect
- my code evolved , so now, if I use a init func then it's off to init
passing the w to main
Using var w at a package level is now solving all these problems. Is there
any other way?
Thanks.
type conectare struct {
Utilizator string `json:"utilizator"`
Parola string `json:"parola"`
Bazadate string `json:"bazadate"`
}
func init() {
w, err := window.New(sciter.DefaultWindowCreateFlag, sciter.DefaultRect)
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
}
func main() {
c := conectare{}
w.SetResourceArchive(resources)
w.LoadFile("this://app/conect.html")
w.DefineFunction("goConect", func(vals ...*sciter.Value) *sciter.Value {
json.Unmarshal([]byte(vals[0].String()), &c)
w.LoadFile("this://app/cauta.html")
return nil
})
w.Show()
w.Run()
}
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