GuiGuider 1.6 always generates 'LV_OBJ_FLAG_CHECKABLE' flag ?

[PragmaLab]

LS,

I updated GuiGuider from 1.5 to 1.6. Lots of problems occurred. One of them was the fact that my previously working code crashed on every button released event. Debugging showed that the new GuiGuider ALWAYS generates the following line of code in the 'setup_src_xxxx' routines

lv_obj_add_flag(ui->MainWindow_Button_1, LV_OBJ_FLAG_CHECKABLE);

no flags addedCHECKABLE flag added

code crashes because no images have been provided for the 'CHECKED' states. If the FLAG_CHECKABLE has not been provided, you don't need to provide those images. But when GuiGuider decides to ALWAYS set this flag by default in the generated code, things go wrong.

I assume this default is a bug. Can you please fix it? If not a single flag is set in the GuiGuider IDE (see screenshot), I expect not a single flag is set in the generated code.

kind regards

Rob van Lieshout
PragmaLab

[PragmaLab]

please try to follow op this post. I've provided the project that was asked for about a week ago. The problem described is a showstopper. I cannot migrate to 1.6.

Thanks

Rob 

[Alice_Yang]

Hello @PragmaLab 

The chip you used is MIMXRT, and I have checked your case on our system, my colleague who support RT products has assigned that case, sorry, I do not support RT. if you have any issue, just ask on that case without any hesitate.

BR

Alice

[Alice_Yang]

Hello @PragmaLab 

Could you please send your project from V1.5 to me, or just a simple project that can reproduce the issue, I will help to check on my side, thanks.

BR

Alice

[PragmaLab]

Dear Alice,

sure I can share our 1.5.0 GuiGuider project with you. Is there a private way to send the project to you (instead of attaching the project to this message)?

thanks,

kind regards,

Rob

[Alice_Yang]

Hello @PragmaLab 

You can create a private service with your project. 

https://support.nxp.com/s/?language=en_US  

BR

Alice

[PragmaLab]

Dear Alice,

a new case report has been submitted under no 00566351. A ZIP file is attached with the 1.5.0 GuiGuider project that suffers the described scenario.

kind regards,

Rob