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The ability to use %vars in dialog items is excellent, thanks for adding it!< However, something that would be 150x more use full than that is to also have the dialog loaded with the value of %var if any when the dialog is loaded
And how about something like the .state prop but that returns on/off for checkboxes, radio button, etc
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Hoopy frood
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The ability to use %vars in dialog items is excellent, thanks for adding it!< However, something that would be 150x more use full than that is to also have the dialog loaded with the value of %var if any when the dialog is loaded Hope someone else can understand that, I can't  And how about something like the .state prop but that returns on/off for checkboxes, radio button, etc , ID).state[/color] returns 1 if a checkbox/radio is checked, and 0 if it isn't $did([color:green]dialogname, ID).enabled[/color] returns $true if an ID is enabled, returns $false if it isn't. What would this new one do?
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Babel fish
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im guess you mean changing the variables so the dialog will load with a new format, just make an alias:
alias blah {
if ($1 == joe) set %var joe
if ($1 == supercalafragilisticxbealadoius) set %var $ifmatch
dialog $iif($dialog(name),-vie,-md) name name
}
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Pikka bird
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for the %var thing, if you specify a dialog item like this:
edit "" 4,100 100 70 17,%time.allowed
when you close the dialog the valud of $did(dialog,4) is stored to %time.allowed
What Im suggesting is that the value of %time.allowed be inserted into the "text", so instead of doing
edit "Blah".......
you could do
edit "" 4,100 100 70 17,%time.allowed
instead of a script :
on 1:DIALOG:commands:init:0:did -a commands 4 %time.allowed
and on the second suggestion,
instead of doing
on 1:DIALOG:commands:sclick:3:%option.howdy = $iif($did($dname,$did).state,on,off)
for compairing as on/off rather than 1/0
we could do something like this
on 1:DIALOG:commands:sclick:3:%option.howdy = $did($dname,$did).onoff which would return on if checked, off if not
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Hoopy frood
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why not just use
edit %time.allowed 4,100 100 70 17,%time.allowed
If it ain't broken, don't fix it!
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Pikka bird
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try that, see what happens, you get a invalid dialog error,
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Fjord artisan
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It works fine here.
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Hoopy frood
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It works fine, he just missed a ,
edit %time.allowed, 4,100 100 70 17, %time.allowed
Your second idea is just a different way of returning the same information, which is pointless (not to mention if there were 2+ ways of getting all data in mIRC the exe would get bigger and bigger), especially since 1/0 are more useful in IF statements than on/off.
e.g.
if ( $did($dname,$did).state ) { dostuff }
if ( $did($dname,$did).onoff == on ) { dostuff }
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Pikka bird
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No thats even more consuming that my original post of
$iif(%option.state == on,runon,runoff)
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Hoopy frood
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$iif(%option.state,runon,runoff)
If %option.state was 0 it would return runoff
If %option.state was 1 it would return runon
If %option.state was on it would return runon
If %option.state was off it would return runon
Therefore 1 and 0 are more useful than on and off.
Your suggestion is still just another way of getting the same information, and so is a waste of time for Khaled to add while he could be fixing bugs and adding much more useful features (current example: UTF-8 support).
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