New Command 2058 - String Picture Menu #3246
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…ID (*) Mode = 0 : Initialisation Mode = 1 : RightAfter, you need ShowChoices command. Everything is automatic Mode = 2 : Update You will need parameters after Mode Mode = 3 : Disable window Params with (*) is only for mode 2. You always need mode 0 before mode 1/2/3 Mode 2/3 are for "manual" system Mode 1 is for "automatic" system
command became: ```js @raw 9992, "", Mode, // 0: Enable Menu || 1: Disable Menu TargetIsVar, Target, // String Picture's ID OutputIsVar, Output // Optional. A variable that will receive the current selected Menu; ```
To do that, I flicker between currently used system and the system extracted from a strpic. Kinda hacky, but it does its job.
There's a hardcoded 4 in window_selectable.cpp I wonder if that value is always like this. Also when the line spacer is smaller than 4, it creates a scrollable menu that is not necessary.
… borderless more hardcoded numbers to re-center the menu when the border is off Still need to figure out a problem when cursor index is 0 and when it's max amount of items. The problem is that half of those cursors are cut in half, because it goes beyond its image container.
Change that fix an issue that happens when calling `window->CreateContents();` - The issue is that It cuts text's image in half, not being possible to recover them when changing the window size.
- Lambda Functions - Menu can output Position and State of Cursor as variables - Show Choices properly mapped.
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There was a big chunk of code that was written twice inside two for loops. I put them inside a single lambda function to ease its readability.
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Can you move this up by one? Want to put "Delete Map Event" on 2057. |
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As requested by @Ghabry
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Transforms a String Picture into a menu.
MAP DEMO: StringPicMenu.zip - Updated 01/August/24
Paste it inside a new project.
You can control the outputs from the menu through two approaches:
A - Points it to variables that will receive
Menu's cursor positionandMenu's cursor state.B - Add a
Show Choices Commandright bellow theString Picture Menu Command.The Menu will replace the Show Choices UI, while reproducing its behavior.
Syntax (TPC):
Some of the parameters comes in pairs. The first parameter of each pair indicates whether you are using a direct value or a variable/indirect variable, through ValueOrVariable().Thanks to @MackValentine, for the initial commits.