In Shadow Realms, I found a prompt() with a cancel button, exactly what I need for my game! I can't figure out how you did it Ebonshadow, so I ask for your help. In your game, it's when you talk to the merchant selling the backpacks. All I get when using prompt is the "None" button.
If anyone else know, feel free to answer... (quick:)
/Andreas
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 Jan 2 2001, 2:34 am
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This is very simple, I used a verb instead. When it comes and askes you what to want to buy, its really the arguements to the verb. I don't understand... When are you supplying the arguments to the verb? Meanwhile, it's experiment time..! :) /Andreas | |
I don't understand... When are you supplying the arguments to the verb? Here's what I *think* he means: One of the nifty features of BYOND is that verb arguments can come from any list--even if the list is returned by a procedure call! So something like this should work: mob/shopkeeper/verb/buy(myItem in src:GetItemsForSale()) set src in oview(1) When the user types "buy", DreamSeeker will ask the server to evaluate the procedure call and get a list of items for sale. Neat, huh? (Actually, it might have to be a global proc... not sure about the details. But if you play with it a little, you should have some luck.) | |
On 1/2/01 10:08 am Gazoot. wrote:
It works just like a proc.This is very simple, I used a verb instead. When it comes and askes you what to want to buy, its really the arguements to the verb. Here: mob/shopkeeper var/sells = list("sword","dagger") verb(item in sells) set src in view() if(item == "sword") new/obj/sword(usr) if(item == "dagger") new/obj/dagger(sur) That help at all? | |
This is very simple, I used a verb instead. When it comes and askes you what to want to buy, its really the arguements to the verb.