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Raaka-arska

Joined: 22 September 2003
Posts: 109 		22 May 2005 08:28 (UK time)

It's a long time since I last visited here. Anyway I'm a little confused on how this SC_ConfirmBox script works? Lets say that I press OK button then some dude says me blah blah in a message box, but if I press Cancel this same dude says different blah blah.
Can someone write an example for me here?

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James Bunting
Joined: 17 September 2003
Posts: 1308 		22 May 2005 22:35 (UK time)

Sure...

if( SC_ConfirmBoX( "Do Something?";) )
{
SC_MessageBoX("You pressed OK";);
}
else
{
SC_MessageBoX("You pressed Cancel";);
}

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Raaka-arska

Joined: 22 September 2003
Posts: 109 		23 May 2005 18:32 (UK time)

void DudeSpeak()
{

if(SC_ConfirmBoX("Do Something?";));
{
SC_MessageBoX("You pressed OK";);
}
else
{
SC_MessageBoX("You pressed Cancel";);
}

This didn't work :|

Edit: And yes I _did_ write export DudeSpeak; on top of the script.

Edited: 23 May 2005 18:35

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Assain

Joined: 02 November 2003
Posts: 979 		23 May 2005 19:33 (UK time)

Assuming you directly copy-pasted the script here, the problem might be that you dont have closing brackets for your void Dudespeak() command. Such as:

void DudeSpeak()
{

if(SC_ConfirmBoX("Do Something?";));
{
SC_MessageBoX("You pressed OK";);
}
else
{
SC_MessageBoX("You pressed Cancel";);
}
<b>}</b>

Edited: 23 May 2005 19:34

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Dave Man

Joined: 19 October 2003
Posts: 374 		24 May 2005 13:24 (UK time)

Another possible problem could be that you didn't put the command right in the sector code (run DudeSpeak;).

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James Bunting
Joined: 17 September 2003
Posts: 1308 		24 May 2005 23:35 (UK time)

Yes it could be that or the missing brace/bracket.

Also you don't put a ; on the end of a "run ?????" statement, I know its pretty nuts.

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me_mantis

Joined: 26 September 2003
Posts: 1152 		25 May 2005 03:23 (UK time)

When my map scripts don't work, I press the "`" key, and look at the console messages. I can usually decode what my error was from there.

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Raaka-arska

Joined: 22 September 2003
Posts: 109 		26 May 2005 16:35 (UK time)

void DudeSpeak()
{

if(SC_ConfirmBoX("Do Something?";));
{
SC_MessageBoX("You pressed OK";);
}
else
{
SC_MessageBoX("You pressed Cancel";);
}
}

Still doesn't work... everything else is fine but this part of script has something buggy in it.

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Dave Man

Joined: 19 October 2003
Posts: 374 		27 May 2005 13:20 (UK time)

Is there supposed to be a line between the void command and the if command?

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Raaka-arska

Joined: 22 September 2003
Posts: 109 		27 May 2005 15:11 (UK time)

I dunno you tell me.

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James Bunting
Joined: 17 September 2003
Posts: 1308 		28 May 2005 00:14 (UK time)

It makes no difference if the line is there or not. People often leave lines between blocks of code for ease of reading.

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Raaka-arska

Joined: 22 September 2003
Posts: 109 		29 May 2005 07:50 (UK time)

Yea but could we stick in the point? This sciprt has something buggy in it...

void DudeSpeak()
{

if(SC_ConfirmBoX("Do Something?";));
{
SC_MessageBoX("You pressed OK";);
}
else
{
SC_MessageBoX("You pressed Cancel";);
}
}

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Dave Man

Joined: 19 October 2003
Posts: 374 		30 May 2005 03:02 (UK time)

I got it. The problem falls from the if statment. In a if statment you need to have something be compared, this statemet does not do this. If you put if(SC_BoxMessage(blah..)="yes";); (simillar to this but with the correct statement and the correct counterpart) than all should be fine, I think.

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Raaka-arska

Joined: 22 September 2003
Posts: 109 		30 May 2005 18:26 (UK time)

I get it but I wonder what is the correct statement then?

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Dave Man

Joined: 19 October 2003
Posts: 374 		31 May 2005 13:22 (UK time)

void DudeSpeak()
{
if(SC_ConfirmBoX("Do Something?";) == 1)
{
SC_GameMessage("You Pressed Okay";);
}
Else
{
SC_GameMessage("You Pressed Cancel";);
}
}
I think this is the correct code. The 1 might be a 0 but that's changeable.

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James Bunting
Joined: 17 September 2003
Posts: 1308 		01 June 2005 00:35 (UK time)

Yes the if line does not have a ; on the end.

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Raaka-arska

Joined: 22 September 2003
Posts: 109 		01 June 2005 10:42 (UK time)

It says `Else' undeclared
Line: Else, Error No: 4


Edited: 01 June 2005 11:12

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Dave Man

Joined: 19 October 2003
Posts: 374 		01 June 2005 13:24 (UK time)

Ohh, that's another easy one. Just put, on the else line:
Else if(SC_ConfirmBoX("Do Something?";) == 0)

Or you can get rid of all the rouble and use this code:
void DudeSpeak()
{
x=SC_ConfirmBoX("Do Something?";);
if(x == 1)
{
SC_GameMessage("You Pressed Ok.";);
}
if(x == 0)
{
SC_GameMessage("You Pressed Cancel.";);
}
}
however I'm not rooting for this code. Try using the else commands.

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Raaka-arska

Joined: 22 September 2003
Posts: 109 		01 June 2005 14:44 (UK time)

void DudeSpeak()
{
if(SC_ConfirmBoX("Do Something?";) == 1)
{
SC_GameMessage("You Pressed Okay";);
}
Else if(SC_ConfirmBoX("Do Something?";) == 0)
{
SC_GameMessage("You Pressed Cancel";);
}
}

Neither of those codes didn't work!?

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Dave Man

Joined: 19 October 2003
Posts: 374 		02 June 2005 13:24 (UK time)

Okay, I'm going to test some things out and report back to you in this thread but first, what does SC_ConfirmBox return and how does it reutrn it (what does it tell you in the form of a variable or string and what form does it tell you in)?

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Raaka-arska

Joined: 22 September 2003
Posts: 109 		02 June 2005 15:22 (UK time)

Compile Error: test( 73) Error[V:\seer\src\Expr.c:1688] :`Else' undeclared
Line: Else if(SC_ConfirmBoX("Do Something?";) == 0), Error No: 4

Is this it what you wanted?

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me_mantis

Joined: 26 September 2003
Posts: 1152 		03 June 2005 02:40 (UK time)

¿!?! else has a capital E not lower e try changing Else to else.
Heres another example from a large level I made.(I did change the messages though)
export box;
void boX()
{
if( SC_ConfirmBoX( "Blah Blah Blah?";) )
{
SC_MessageBoX("You hit OK!!!!!.";);
}
else
{
SC_MessageBoX("Bam! You hit cancel";);
int PosX, PosY, plyr;
plyr = SC_GetPlayerObjectId();
SC_SetObjectHits( plyr, 1);
SC_SetObjectSide(plyr,2);
SC_SetObjectCoords( 511, PosX, PosY);
}
}

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Raaka-arska

Joined: 22 September 2003
Posts: 109 		03 June 2005 08:27 (UK time)

void DudeSpeak()
{
if(SC_ConfirmBoX("Do Something?";) == 1)
{
SC_GameMessage("You Pressed Okay";);
}
else
{
SC_GameMessage("You Pressed Cancel";);
}
}

Cool this script works perfectly. Thanks for helping.

Edited: 13 June 2005 19:02

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me_mantis

Joined: 26 September 2003
Posts: 1152 		15 June 2005 04:01 (UK time)

great to here it. Maybe I shold go into programming... NOT! =D

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