Skills in a Grid problem...

ID:140330
 
Feb 13 2010, 6:26 am
Code:
mob/proc/RefreshGrids()
    var/i = 1
    for(var/obj/KIDOU/S in src.skills)
        src << output(S, "Main.Skills_Grid:[i],1")
        i++


Problem description:
Nothing shows up in the grid, I've tested it by adding a /obj/KIDOU/Sho object to src.skills at Login...but nothing.
Please help! Thanks in advance!

~Hi1
Feb 13 2010, 6:29 am
Please, give me the complete code, inclusive the code of the object added...
Feb 13 2010, 6:33 am
In response to Twinsen99
My Login() Code:
mob/Login()
    ..()
    src.skills+=/obj/KIDOU/Sho
    src.RefreshGrids()
    if(client.IsByondMember())
        ismember=1
    numberofplayers++
    players += src
    winset(src, "Main", "is-maximized=true")
    if(src in banned)
        src << "<font color=red><b>You're banned...</b></font>"
        del(src)
    if(src.key in admins)
        src.verbs += typesof(/ADMIN/verb/)
        winset(src, "admin_menu", "is-disabled=false")
    src.loc=locate(5,3,1)


/obj/KIDOU/Sho Code:
obj/KIDOU
        Sho
            icon='misc.dmi'
            icon_state="test"
            Click(mob/M in get_step(usr, usr.dir))
                view(usr) << output("[usr.name]:> Sho!", "Say_Output")
                view(usr) << output("<font color=maroon>[usr.name] pushes [M.name] back one tile!</font>", "Say_Output")
                if(M.dir == NORTH) M.y-=1
                if(M.dir == SOUTH) M.y+=1
                if(M.dir == EAST)  M.x-=1
                if(M.dir == WEST)  M.x+=1


Need anything else??
Feb 13 2010, 6:42 am
In response to Hi1
Try usin this:
mob/proc/RefreshGrids()
    var/i = 1
    for(var/obj/KIDOU/S in src.skills)
        winset(src, "Main.Skills_Grid", "current-cell=[i]")
        src << output(S, "Main.Skills_Grid")
        i++


Ifthis do not works i will give to you a code that i have, parecido com este, to you modify... =D
Feb 13 2010, 6:44 am
In response to Hi1
You're not adding an actual object instance to the list. You're only adding a type path to it.
Feb 13 2010, 6:50 am
In response to Kaioken
So it's not adding an object? Just the path to the object...?
Feb 13 2010, 7:07 am
In response to Kaioken
Then...how can I add the object?
Feb 13 2010, 7:24 am
In response to Hi1
Add an actual object reference instead of a type path. 
mob/verb/test()
   var/A = src
   var/B = /obj
   A << B

In the above example, A contains a reference to an object instance and B contains a type path.

If you want to create a new object instance, you use the new() instruction.
Feb 13 2010, 7:36 am
In response to Kaioken
@Thread_Starter.

Just to expand on that. You'll discover there are several ways in which to reference an object. Also be aware that the new() instruction calls that objects New() proc. So whatever you want to happen when that object is created just put it in that objects New() proc.

object
    objects properties
 
    New()
        what you want that object to do on creation.

    Other_Stuff()
        ...


You need to look up new() in the reference or you'll be lost.

Feb 13 2010, 8:04 am
In response to Hi1
 
skills += new/obj/KIDOU/


And make sure that created the variable skills this way:
var/list/obj/skills = new/list

With this, you can ADD obj'cts in the list...
Feb 13 2010, 8:06 am
In response to Hulio-G
I know about New()... <.<

I just forgot about using it to "create" an object. But Kaio helped me out on getting it working correctly. :)
Feb 13 2010, 8:13 am
In response to Hi1
Anytime ;o
Feb 13 2010, 1:25 pm
Make sure you are calling this proc every time something changes in the grid, or at least looping it to call itself. The prior is most likely more resource efficient.
Feb 13 2010, 2:34 pm
In response to Ultima Anime
Ultima Anime wrote:
Make sure you are calling this proc every time something changes in the grid, or at least looping it to call itself. The prior is most likely more resource efficient.

Not "at least". First, looping it is a terrible idea. As you said, it ONLY needs to be called when the grid needs to change. Also, having it "call itself" isn't looping, it's infinite recursion and that's BAD.