Custom UIView in gem won't be styled with Teacup about teacup HOT 10 CLOSED

@colinta I've looked a bit more into it and it's only when the custom_view.rb file is inside lib/project, that things are not working. If I move the file up into the app folder, then things work perfectly.

What's going on here? Is it just impossible to use Teacup in a gem?

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My guess is that the stylesheet file isn't getting included. put a 'puts' in that file to be sure.

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I've tried it where I put the style sheet code into the custom uiview as well. So that shouldn't be the problem.

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Holger Sindbaek
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On Thursday, October 31, 2013 at 8:24 PM, Colin T.A. Gray wrote:

My guess is that the stylesheet file isn't getting included. put a 'puts' in that file to be sure.

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You can take a look at the issue here - https://github.com/holgersindbaek/status_bar.

I'm calling the custom view inside app/controllers/demo_controller.rb.

@colinta Any guess? Is there examples of other gems using Teacup?

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I figured it out. I had to add this in my status_bar.rb file:

teacup_insert_point = nil
app.files.each_index do |index|
file = app.files[index]
if file =~ /teacup/
teacup_insert_point = index + 1
elsif teacup_insert_point
# found one, so stop looking
break
end
end

Dir.glob(File.join(File.dirname(FILE), 'project/*/.rb')).reverse.each do |file|
app.files.insert(teacup_insert_point, file)
end

I got it from sweettea. @colinta Can you explain me what exactly it does and why it's needed?

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It inserts the gem's files before all the files in the app/ folder.

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Or, in this case, all the files before teacup/

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Hmmm… don't fully get that. Should that happen by adding Teacup as a gem dependency?

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On Thursday, October 31, 2013 at 8:44 PM, Colin T.A. Gray wrote:

Or, in this case, all the files before teacup/

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No, gem dependencies have nothing to do with the RubyMotion compilation process; the order of the files in app.files is important if the detect_dependencies feature can't determine the proper order (which, in this case, it could not)

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Ok… Now I think I get it.

Thanks for the explanation. Rock on.

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Holger Sindbaek
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Co-founder
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Meer.li (http://Meer.li)

On Thursday, October 31, 2013 at 8:47 PM, Colin T.A. Gray wrote:

No, gem dependencies have nothing to do with the RubyMotion compilation process; the order of the files in app.files is important if the detect_dependencies feature can't determine the proper order (which, in this case, it could not)

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