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Subject :message window2.. 12-12-2010 12:46:43

hugblue@hotmail.com

Joined: 13-10-2010 01:09:07
Posts: 100
Location: sweden

when i use message windows for info.. like :

<msg>(100,100,"message here.","window1",0,0,0)

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i need an option.

so i can use an if command in the window, so different conditions effect what should
be shown in the output.

something like.

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tekst 0

if a=1
type (tekst 1)
endif

if a=2
type (tekst 2)
endif

tekst 3

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but it would be cool if the IF could be used in the message display options.

hugblue

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Subject :Re:message window2.. 14-12-2010 09:48:16

petr

Joined: 15-10-2009 11:48:52
Posts: 152
Location:

Hello,

you might want to use <form....> commands to achieve this. Try this example and see if it is what you need:

<cmds>

<form_item>("form1","What is your option?","TEXT","","")
<form_item>("form1","Option 1","BUTTON","","vButton1")
<form_item>("form1","Option 2","BUTTON","","vButton2")
<form_item>("form1","Option 3","BUTTON","","vButton3")
<form_show>("form1","Select option","shell32.dll",0,,0,,)

<if>("vButton1==YES")
<msg>(-100,-100,"Option 1","Message",1,0,0)
<endif>

<if>("vButton2==YES")
<msg>(-100,-100,"Option 2","Message",1,0,0)
<endif>

<if>("vButton3==YES")
<msg>(-100,-100,"Option 3","Message",1,0,0)
<endif>

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Subject :Re:message window2.. 14-12-2010 14:45:33

hugblue@hotmail.com

Joined: 13-10-2010 01:09:07
Posts: 100
Location: sweden

nope its not that way.

the way you descripe is for choices and very little text.

the way i talk about. is to have a text window to display different things on different
situations. and a text box can hold and show much more information.

i wanted the :

if .. endif .. inside of the message command options.
so it ofcause can be used to show or hide specific text.

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Subject :Re:message window2.. 15-12-2010 11:17:22

petr

Joined: 15-10-2009 11:48:52
Posts: 152
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I'm still not sure what you need to achieve. You can always build message text from variables that can have different values on different situations... The message box text does not have to be just a constant text, it can contain also variables like this:

"Hello %vUserName%, ....."

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