Unless ofcourse you don't make the file's name "panels.c" -
then it'll obviously be <panels.c> just a reminder there!

And yes - as he sais above, put the scripts in the same dir. And type:

#include <panels.c>

In your main script.

Hope this helps!

//Regards, Alof.

Thanks. I saw that #include thing in the manual, but wasn't sure that was it.
Did you make a type error though? I am thinking panels.c should be panels.h, right?

EDIT:
Understood. Hey where did your last post come from, and go? Are we communicating in realtime?

Well I use to make 'em *c not *h... but - maybe *h's better? I don't know! I usually make the other scripts .c aswell ^^'

Haven't done this too long though! So if anyone more expereinced tell you to stick with *h - then you should ofcourse do that... and I'll do too >.>

Sorry, that's my mistake. I didn't understand what was happening. I tried it though and I dont see my panels.

I have #include <my_panels.c> at the top, and a seperate script named my_panels, but when I run the main script, I don't see the panels. Is there something I missed?

Gordon I need some help understanding your code. I thought I would get it worked out by looking at the manual, but I am getting confused. Could you explain the lines in the script please? For example, what does the [5] in PANEL* Panels[MAX_X][MAX_Y][5]; mean? Can I replace [MAX_X][MAX_Y] with screen_size.x and screen_size.y? I'd appreciate hearing from you. Thanks

You're certain that you don't saved the <my_panels> file as a wdl file? If you're certain that it's <my_panels.c> and you've wrote:

#include <my_panels.c>

Then... that should work fine

Yes I did that and it's not working.
Don't worry, it's probably just some small error that's right in front of my nose, and I am not seeing it. I'll go over it again and see what happens. Thanks

you don't need to define new headers or code.

create a panel as you would/did previously


then simply change it with


this is in it's simplest form but will hopefully get you moving forward again