[Donny_k]

Dwrap is just a simple library to help solve the issue with conflicting dialog ids in our scripts, credit to Zeex for the idea and ****** for the tweak, all I did was put it in a library and added a few macros.

I've included a few defines and natives in the include also to make things quicker for scripters and there is an example of it's use at the bottom of the file.

Download: source on Pastebun.

Any bugs or issues you have or can think of which may occur then please let me know.

[Joe Staff]

Great work.


Lol, pastebun

[Donny_k]

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Originally Posted by Joe Staff Great work. Lol, pastebun

Thanks and "pastebun" lmao, you know that's staying

[saiberfun]

lolled at pastebun
but what does this actually do.
I don't have time to read and understand the script.

[Donny_k]

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Originally Posted by ┤ŞąiBЄЯҒПŋ├ lolled at pastebun but what does this actually do. I don't have time to read and understand the script.

AddDialog() ~ signs a property value to your dialog id so it won't conflict with other dialogs, no more need for macros, use a variable
HideDialog() ~ removes the dialog from your screen
ShowDialog* ~ shows a dialog of the type you used, each macro is different (msgbox, input, list) so no need to use DIALOG_STYLE_*

There is an example at the bottom of the script.

[Matthew_Murdoch]

So in general...what does this do.

[Westie]

Reserves a number between zero and 2^31, which you can use to reserve dialogue IDs.

[saiberfun]

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Originally Posted by Donny Quote: Originally Posted by ┤ŞąiBЄЯҒПŋ├ lolled at pastebun but what does this actually do. I don't have time to read and understand the script. AddDialog() ~ signs a property value to your dialog id so it won't conflict with other dialogs, no more need for macros, use a variable HideDialog() ~ removes the dialog from your screen ShowDialog* ~ shows a dialog of the type you used, each macro is different (msgbox, input, list) so no need to use DIALOG_STYLE_* There is an example at the bottom of the script.

ok so adddialog basicly reserves an id.
then u can use it with showdialog? and if yes wheres the dialogstyle set?
and do i need hide dialog?

[Donny_k]

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Originally Posted by ┤ŞąiBЄЯҒПŋ├ ok so adddialog basicly reserves an id.

Yes.

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then u can use it with showdialog?

Yes.

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and if yes wheres the dialogstyle set?

Same place it has always been set, look up "ShowPlayerDialog" on the Wiki.

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and do i need hide dialog?

I don't know do you ?

It's upto you if you want to hide a dialog not me dude.

[saiberfun]

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Originally Posted by Donny I don't know do you ? It's upto you if you want to hide a dialog not me dude.

hehe i kno
just i don'T get what it should be for
cuz they hide anywayz if a button gets used or enter is press don't they?