@JamesC ok well note the thread as a question, and then note it as Solved. So when people are looking they see the answer is in here...

@d-healey said in Label onKeyPress:

updateEachKey

Awesome, thanks so much!

Is it the setting actually in xcode then?

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Then build in xcode rather than in hise?

@d-healey got it working!

@DanH cheers for that the AI heavily judged me for not quite having the correct type of certificate and I was able so far to successfully sign the things!

@d-healey thanks for your advice of doing it manually first so everythigns in place solid as always!

@MidiMinion i guess i was that stupid. thanks!

@d-healey 🤦 this was the problem, I was editing the XML file manually. It's working now.

Thanks so much!

@d-healey it's works fine! Thank you David! I'm looking forward to your next course because now that I've finished the first one, I'm having a bit of trouble following the correct order to continue, even though I'm studying your videos, which are fantastic! Thank you so much.

@d-healey yes I'm on Discord serve, thanks

Makes sense. Thanks a lot @d-healey

@JamesC said in Universal Binary Issues:

thanks for the advice as always will give that temp solution a try once the kids are asleep!

Let me know if it works.

You can't codesign a Mac plugin on Windows, you need to do it on macOS. You'll need a developer account, it's a bit of a fiddly process the first time you do it. There are a few guides on the forum that should come up in the search.

Hey Guys just to give some updates to this, for sure an xcode issue, I pulled my old mac mini out (Sonoma 14.7.7) and compiled on that and had the same issues come up until I went back to xcode 15.0 and was able to get completed functional vst and au builds out!

Cheers for all the help

@Chazrox @Christoph-Hart guys thank you, as you've suggested this would be a much better solution.

@daniloprates You do the detection in the panel's mouse callback and set a value in the panel's data object. Then in the paint routine you can pickup that value to know if the mouse is over the panel or not.

@daniloprates data is not a property that you can set through this call, but directly:

for(i = 0; i < 5; i++) { var p = Content.addPanel("P"+i, i * 100, 0); p.data.index = i; p.setPaintRoutine(function(g) { g.setColour(Colours.white); g.drawAlignedText(this.data.index, this.getLocalBounds(0), "centred"); }); };

@Chazrox fr, gonna mess around a bit now