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Delgar
Beginner
Joined: 22 Dec 2008
Posts: 21
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 Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 2:56 pm
[3.12] Lua .enabled field not working correctly on floating buttons or events
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The code is below the description.
I created a floating button and an event and attempted to use Lua to enable/disable them.
Using the get<type> Lua functions to create variables to the different objects and then assigning true/false to the .enabled field to attempt to enable/disable the object.
Setting enabled to true on the floating button works correctly, but the button only sometimes goes away when after assigning false to enabled.
Assigning true/false to the enabled field of the event never works.
I created the standalone test script and objects to demonstrate the issue (I did not test the other object types).
1. Import the XML into a clean session (only the Lua script will be enabled). TB1 is a normal button, TB2 is a floating button, TT1 is a normal trigger, and TE1 is an event.
2. Type "tld enable".
3. TB1, TB2, and TT1 will enable, but TE1 stays disabled.
4. Manually enable TE1.
5. Type "tld disable".
6. TB1 and TT1 will disable, TB2 will disable but the button stays a majority of the time, and TE1 stays enabled.
7. Comment out the lines for assigning to .enabled and uncomment the lines that use zs["T+"] and zs["T-"].
8. Run the script again and things work correctly.
Thanks,
-- Delgar
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<cmud>
<alias name="tld" language="Lua">
<value>local tb1 = zs.getbutton("TB1")
local tb2 = zs.getbutton("TB2")
local te1 = zs.getevent("TE1")
local tt1 = zs.gettrigger("TT1")
if (zs.param(1) == "enable") then
tb1.enabled = true -- works
tb2.enabled = true -- works
te1.enabled = true -- doesn't work
tt1.enabled = true -- works
-- zs["T+"]("TB1") -- works
-- zs["T+"]("TB2") -- works
-- zs["T+"]("TE1") -- works
-- zs["T+"]("TT1") -- works
else
tb1.enabled = false -- works
tb2.enabled = false -- disables, but button doesn't always go away
te1.enabled = false -- doesn't work
tt1.enabled = false -- works
-- zs["T-"]("TB1") -- works
-- zs["T-"]("TB2") -- works
-- zs["T-"]("TE1") -- works
-- zs["T-"]("TT1") -- works
end
</value>
</alias>
<trigger name="TT1" priority="54500" enabled="false">
<pattern>^THIS IS A TEST TRIGGER$</pattern>
</trigger>
<button name="TB1" priority="54460" enabled="false">
<caption>T1</caption>
</button>
<button name="TB2" toolbar="0" priority="54470" enabled="false">
<caption>T2</caption>
</button>
<event event="onRoomWalk" priority="54480" name="TE1" enabled="false"/>
</cmud> |
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Zugg
MASTER
Joined: 25 Sep 2000
Posts: 23379
Location: Colorado, USA
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Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 5:52 pm
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I'll add the issue with Events not disabling via Lua to the bug list.
The issue with the floating button not going away is that CMUD doesn't know to refresh the screen when you disable the floating button in Lua. If you do anything that causes the screen to refresh, like resize it or something, then you should see the button go away. |
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