i am trying to make a gui control.
but my button is not respondig on corresponding event.
i am new in lite c and first time with gui cintrols.
i have made this code after reading PANEL chapter from manual.i have also tried to EVENT chapter. may be i need to read more.
i have tried.but failed to figure out where is the problem in my code.

it will be helpful if someone point out me to those required chapter related to panel event
and
where is my mistake in this code and what to write to activate those button.

here is my code:

#include <default.c>
#include <stdio.h>

enable_mouse = 1;

function func_on()
{printf("func_on");}


function func_off()
{printf("func_off");}

function Click()
{printf("button has been Clickcked");}

function Leave()
{printf("button has been leaved");}

function Over()
{printf("mouse is Over this button ");}

PANEL* pan =
{
size_x = 800;
size_y = 600;

bmap = BG.pcx;//image size is 800*600

//all images used in button is 200*100

button(350,200,SG.pcx,SG.pcx,SG.pcx,func_on,func_off,Over);
button_radio(350,265,SG.pcx,OP.pcx,QG.pcx,Click,Leave,Over);
button_toggle(350,320,SG.pcx,OP.pcx,SG.pcx,QG.pcx,Click,Leave,Over);

flags = SHOW;
}


function main()
{

screen_color.red =255;
screen_size.x = 1000;
screen_size.y = 800;
video_screen=1;

}

When you read the manual you should read all the lines to understand the given definition.
For example there is definition for the button in the manual like this:
button(x, y, bmapOn, bmapOff, bmapOver, functionOn, functionOff, functionOver);

Now you have to read more, because you don't know what is x, y, bmapOn and so on.

You read the next lines and this word Parameters catches your eyes. You can shout; Oh i got it!
The third line after the Parameter writes this:
Now you know you should use a BMAP to show your button, and you know your declaration SG.pcx will not fit for the proper showing of the button.
You look up for BMAP. You read all the lines and so on. This is the way how you have to use/read the manual.
One hint at the end:

And:

Aku_Aku,first time i have used BMAP*.after that i have used image files directly to test.there was no difference.so i had decided to use image file directly.may be it can save a bit of ram.
may be i was wrong.but what is the advantage of using BMAP*.
what u are meaning by this :
bmapOn Bmap displayed when the button is switched on; gives also the size of the button.

when i am directly using images,is not compiler able to find the size of the button?only using BMAP* can give it.
i am from c++.pointer does not work in this way in c++.may be it is a matter of compiler.i do not know about compiler's aecitecture.

all though,i have done it.but it is not the way i am looking for.

i have done it.it is not the way i am looking for.it has to do in runtime using pan_setbutton().
but there is a problem.in window mode,it is ok.no problem.
but in fullscreen mode:i can not see mouse pointer .
but clicking is working.i mean when some how mouse pointer goes on button it works.the problem is:i am not seeing the mouse pointer.

here is the code:

#include <default.c>
#include <stdio.h>

//all images used in button is 200*100BMAP*bmap_sg="SG.pcx";
BMAP* bmap_click = "OP.pcx";
BMAP* bmap_over = "QG.pcx";
BMAP* bmap_normal = "SG.pcx";

function func_on()
{printf("func_on");}

function func_off()
{printf("func_off");}

function Click()
{printf("button has been Clickcked");}

function Leave()
{printf("button has been leaved");}

function Over()
{printf("mouse is Over this button ");}

PANEL* pan =
{
size_x = 800;
size_y = 600;
bmap = BG.pcx;//image size is 800*600
flags = SHOW;
}



function main()
{

screen_color.red =255;
screen_size.x = 800;
screen_size.y = 600;
video_screen=1;
mouse_mode = 4;

pan_setbutton(pan,0,1,350,200,bmap_click,bmap_normal,bmap_over,NULL,Click,Leave,Over);

}

you'll need to set mouse_map when using full_screen

MrGuest,no result;
i have tested it by this panel defination and code:


BMAP* maus = "maus.pcx"; //32*32
PANEL* pan =
{
size_x = 800;
size_y = 600;
layer=1;
bmap = main_menu.pcx;//image size is 800*600
mouse_map = maus;
flags = LIGHT | SHOW;
}



//other code lines

function main()
{
enable_mouse = 1;
mouse_map = maus;

//set(mouse_map,maus);--------!!!!!!!!!no effect,!!!!!!no error!!!!!

//other code lines

}

Why did you define mouse_map for the panel?

First time I have tested it in panel defination.
Then only in main().
Finally,in both place.no result.
From ur asking,it seems that i have to use it in some other place.where?
I have done all these things from manual.may be there was two example.plz see in manual.it is 4 a.m.no electricity for raining.
If Again false reading?then i am really a bad reader. I have stuck here for 3.5 days.i am trying to make a gui just like san andress and cod4.

Use the mouse_map out of panel, put it into your main function.
Hopefully that solves your problem.

Edit: if you use the manual, don't stop at the first place. When you search for the mouse_map, you definitely got more than one hit. Please read all of them.