Posted By: Toryno
Changing Strings at runtime - 09/21/09 15:26
How can I change the string of digits or of a TEXT* ? (at runtime)
Changing Strings at runtime
Posted By: DJBMASTER
Re: Changing Strings at runtime - 09/21/09 15:30
You can use the pstring array together with str_cpy...
str_cpy((my_text.pstring)[7], "Hello"); // Set 8th string to "Hello"
The 7 in the [] is the index of the string to edit, in this case it would edit the 8th string (indexes start with 0).
str_cpy((my_text.pstring)[7], "Hello"); // Set 8th string to "Hello"
The 7 in the [] is the index of the string to edit, in this case it would edit the 8th string (indexes start with 0).
Posted By: Saturnus
Re: Changing Strings at runtime - 09/21/09 15:33
And you can use pan_setdigits() to modify digits.
Posted By: Widi
Re: Changing Strings at runtime - 09/21/09 15:57
if you have only one String (no Array) you can use str_cpy
Posted By: Toryno
Re: Changing Strings at runtime - 09/21/09 17:00
Hmm, can you say me what this code makes?
STRING* my_string = "hello";
...
my_string = "bye"; // I mean this line
STRING* my_string = "hello";
...
my_string = "bye"; // I mean this line
Posted By: Quad
Re: Changing Strings at runtime - 09/21/09 17:01
str_cpy(my_string,"bye");
Posted By: Toryno
Re: Changing Strings at runtime - 09/21/09 17:20
Aha, so that's the same =D
But it still don't want to work correctly, when the function chose_target is called, you can't see the digits no more. Why?
But it still don't want to work correctly, when the function chose_target is called, you can't see the digits no more. Why?
Code:
PANEL* targets =
{
layer = 5;
button = 0,0, cg_released_pcx, cg_normal_pcx, cg_over_pcx,chose_target,NULL,NULL;
digits = 2,2, "target: first", "Arial#24", 0, 0;
}
void chose_target() {
pan_setdigits(targets,1,2,2, "target: last", "Arial#24", 0, 0);
}
Posted By: ptrc1c
Re: Changing Strings at runtime - 09/21/09 23:23
Hi Toryno,
I have found a way to do this
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include <acknex.h>
#include <default.c>
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
STRING* temp_text ="pete";
var* tee;
tee = 3;
function main()
{
video_mode = 7;
screen_color.blue = 150;
mouse_mode = 4;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
PANEL* main_pan =
{
bmap = "main.pcx";
pos_x = 250;
pos_y = 200;
button (250, 134, "quitclicked.pcx", "quitnormal.pcx", "quitover.pcx", quit_program, NULL, NULL);
digits (200,100, "%s",*,1,temp_text);
flags = OVERLAY | VISIBLE;
}
function quit_program()
{
str_cpy(temp_text,"Its changed");
}
I have found a way to do this
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include <acknex.h>
#include <default.c>
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
STRING* temp_text ="pete";
var* tee;
tee = 3;
function main()
{
video_mode = 7;
screen_color.blue = 150;
mouse_mode = 4;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
PANEL* main_pan =
{
bmap = "main.pcx";
pos_x = 250;
pos_y = 200;
button (250, 134, "quitclicked.pcx", "quitnormal.pcx", "quitover.pcx", quit_program, NULL, NULL);
digits (200,100, "%s",*,1,temp_text);
flags = OVERLAY | VISIBLE;
}
function quit_program()
{
str_cpy(temp_text,"Its changed");
}
Posted By: Toryno
Re: Changing Strings at runtime - 09/22/09 06:19
Yes, thats good! Thank you 