[TahaAsif12]

Well, my script is huge and i scripting it. But i forgot the next dialog id. My script is having lots of dialogs and i don't know which dialog id shall i put in the next dialog cuz i forgot em. Please Help Me.

If there is a software or a tip plz post it here

[iJumbo]

That why i define all my dialogs like:

#define DialogBLA 1
#define DialogLAL 2

and so on

[Konstantinos]

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Originally Posted by TahaAsif12 Well, my script is huge and i scripting it. But i forgot the next dialog id. My script is having lots of dialogs and i don't know which dialog id shall i put in the next dialog cuz i forgot em. Please Help Me. If there is a software or a tip plz post it here

Actually there is an include that it's very useful: https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=475838

You can use names instead of dialog IDs and in a separate public function (Not inside OnDialogResponse). This can optimise your code and look easier/better to continue with the rest dialogs.

[TahaAsif12]

OK Thanks For Your Help.

[Pottus]

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Originally Posted by Konstantinos Actually there is an include that it's very useful: https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=475838 You can use names instead of dialog IDs and in a separate public function (Not inside OnDialogResponse). This can optimise your code and look easier/better to continue with the rest dialogs.

I would go with that option or y_inline/y_dialog I kind of prefer using y_inline/y_dialog because you can embed your dialog code into your function and the best part of it all the variables in that function will be saved when a dialog response is given the function is how can I put it re-instated.

[Konstantinos]

I guess I've to check the y_inline/y_dialog out again, but the last time I did (about a year or so) I found it difficult.

I may give a try in the future!

[Pottus]

It's really easy to use actually, you just need to wrap your head around the concept.