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Oddyfish
Newbie
Joined: 13 Jun 2004
Posts: 9
Location: United Kingdom
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 Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2004 11:55 pm
#BUTTON and friends
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Ok - I'm trying to make a script that creates and destroys buttons as and when it needs to. This is proving to be almost impossible.
Here is what I have (the bottom, more interesting half - without the DBase stuff, that works fine)
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#WHILE (<font color="blue">@wepcount</font id="blue"> <font color="green"><=</font id="green"> <font color="blue">%numitems</font id="blue">( <font color="blue">@availmoves</font id="blue">)) {
#MATH butvals <font color="blue">@wepcount</font id="blue">+100
<font color="blue">newcommand</font id="blue"> <font color="green">=</font id="green"> <font color="blue">%item</font id="blue">( <font color="blue">@availmoves</font id="blue">, <font color="blue">@wepcount</font id="blue">) ~~<font color="blue">@target</font id="blue"> with <font color="blue">@weapon</font id="blue">
<font color="blue">newname</font id="blue"> <font color="green">=</font id="green"> <font color="blue">%item</font id="blue">( <font color="blue">@availmoves</font id="blue">, <font color="blue">@wepcount</font id="blue">)
#BUTTON <font color="blue">@butvals</font id="blue"> {<font color="blue">%item</font id="blue">( <font color="blue">@availmoves</font id="blue">, <font color="blue">@wepcount</font id="blue">)} {<<font color="blue">@newcommand</font id="blue">>} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} "" {} {} {} {2}
#ECHO <font color="blue">@wepcount</font id="blue"> - <font color="blue">@newcommand</font id="blue">
#ADD wepcount 1
}
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Coloured for your conveniance. What I'm trying to do here is make the buttons with seperate commands (From the @availmoves string list) and designate the button the ID @butvals.
What IS happening is I'm getting X different buttons, all in the right place, with the correct name - but they have the same command in them and !!NO ID!!
The No ID part is important because I can't #UNBUTTON them if I don't know what they're called. |
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Vijilante
SubAdmin
Joined: 18 Nov 2001
Posts: 5182
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Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2004 3:12 am
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Try it this way. I believe using button 0 makes a new button. Test it in a blank settings file first though to make sure it doesn't do anything bad.
#BUTTON 0 {%item( @availmoves, @wepcount)} {<@newcommand>} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} "" {} {} {@butvals} {2} |
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Oddyfish
Newbie
Joined: 13 Jun 2004
Posts: 9
Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2004 3:17 pm
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Right - I've scrapped the above code - it was too long-winded and messy.
Here's what I have now - but for some reason I now seen unable to query the DBase. It just can't find my records anymore.
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weapon = %prompt( "", "New weapon of choice?")
#DBLOAD we
#FORALL %query( &name=@weapon, moves) {availmoves = &specials}
#ECHO Available moves are @availmoves
#DBRESET
#DBCLOSE
availmoves = %replace( @availmoves, ", ", "|")
#FORALL @attacks {#NOOP %btnenable( %i, 0)}
#FORALL @availmoves {#NOOP %btnenable( %i, 1)}
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