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If statements in panels.
#261117
04/15/09 21:55
04/15/09 21:55
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binsky33333
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Hi everyone, I just have a quick question whenever i try and create an if statement in a panel such as:
panel game_panel
{
bmap= main_panel;
flags = VISIBLE, OVERLAY;
digits (58, 560, 5, digi_font, 1, health);
if(weapon1.visible == on)
{
digits (620, 560, 5, digi_font, 1, current_ammo);
}
}
I always get a bunch of errors when i do that. I guess you cant do if statements inside panels.
BTW weapon1 is an entity.
Last edited by binsky33333; 04/15/09 21:55.
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Re: If statements in panels.
[Re: binsky33333]
#261126
04/15/09 22:34
04/15/09 22:34
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EvilSOB
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No coding as such is allowed in panels, or entities, TEXTs, etc.
They are "definitions" , not functions.
They only describe a "thing", they never actually DO anything.
Sorry.
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Re: If statements in panels.
[Re: EvilSOB]
#261129
04/15/09 22:43
04/15/09 22:43
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Hi! Also if your working with Lite-C panel game_panel should be PANEL* game_panel = { .... flags = SHOW | OVERLAY;....} Ottawa 
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Re: If statements in panels.
[Re: binsky33333]
#261136
04/16/09 00:04
04/16/09 00:04
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Germanunkol
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try using pan_create
I've done it in liteC and I think it should work in c_script:
panel game_panel;
string panelDefinition = "";
inside some function:
str_cpy(panelDefinition,"bmap= main_panel;flags = VISIBLE, OVERLAY;digits (58, 560, 5, digi_font, 1, health);");
if(weapon1.visible == on)
{
str_cat(panelDefinition,"digits (620, 560, 5, digi_font, 1, current_ammo);");
}
game_panel = pan_create(panelDefinition,10);
If it doesn't work (I'm not sure about the "panel gamepanel;" line)you can always just make two panels and switch the second one on and of depending on weapon1.visible.
~"I never let school interfere with my education"~
-Mark Twain
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