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to not post whole dialog + code i jump on important...
everything that i have in init event ~20 lines of code/events work exept this one (any only one that wont work)
if ( $lines($mircdirsystem\spam_channels.txt) = 0 ) { .did -m protect 49 }
and it doesnt matter if i put it on begining of init or whereever...
but when i try it debug like this:
//if ( $lines($mircdirsystem\spam_channels.txt) = 0 ) //echo -a empty | else //echo -a not empty
it works...
so why wont it disable ID in dialog init if it is correct syntax ?
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where you have if ( $lines($mircdirsystem\spam_channels.txt) = 0 ) { .did -m protect 49 }
did you mean if ( $lines($mircdirsystem\spam_channels.txt) == 0 ) { dialog -m protect 49 }
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Make sure it's an edit box you're trying to disable.
/did -b Will disable ID's.
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oh god... im so stupid
lol
answer was in -b =)
/me hides
thanks heh
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try this to test, in the init section put
echo -a file test: $lines($mircdirsystem\spam_channels.txt)
if that line comes back with nothing after the "file test" then its $null
then this should work
if ( $lines($mircdirsystem\spam_channels.txt) == $null ) { did -m protect 49 }
-b disable id
-m disables editbox
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yeah =)
i messed up with editbox where i should use ID
(not -m but -b)
also i wish to ask, what code should it go for LIST control
that for example when it is empty (nothing is SELECTED) id is disabled, and when there is something SELECTED that ID becomes enabled.
because for now i have dialog on init to check if file.txt is empty or not, and same goes in dialog sclick events
but kinda looks stupid to have ID (Button) enabled if nothing is selected (i use dialog thru which user can add something to list(.txt file) and remove things from same)
i can post full code if it is needed
Last edited by raZOR; 10/05/06 08:41 PM.
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on *:dialog:[color:red]name[/color]:init:*: did -b $dname [color:red]ID_OF_BUTTON[/color]
on *:dialog:[color:red]name[/color]:sclick:[color:red]ID_OF_LISTBOX[/color]: did -e $dname [color:red]ID_OF_BUTTON[/color] Half of this stuff is explained in the help file.. Feel free to read it some time 
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Using this thread... could someone tell me if it is possible to define many Default buttons, one per tab? I have something like that: button "Add", 7, 112 40 20 10, flat default tab 1
button "Add", 14, 112 40 20 10, flat default tab 2 And so on... but it doesn't seem to work, I only get the first button like default, ignoring the rest of declarations. Any idea? Thanx!
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You need to do it at runtime: use the sclick event to watch for tab clicks and the /did -t command to dynamically set the default button.
/.timerQ 1 0 echo /.timerQ 1 0 $timer(Q).com
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on *:dialog:[color:red]name[/color]:init:*: did -b $dname [color:red]ID_OF_BUTTON[/color]
on *:dialog:[color:red]name[/color]:sclick:[color:red]ID_OF_LISTBOX[/color]: did -e $dname [color:red]ID_OF_BUTTON[/color] Half of this stuff is explained in the help file.. Feel free to read it some time yes i understand those events :P but i dont understand what should i write in List SCLICK so it detects if LIST is empty or not ? i have this code: if ($did = 46) { if ($did(46).lines == 0) { .did -b protect 49 } } where 46 is list control and 49 is button and when list control is clicked on (and has no lines) button does NOT become disabled
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The sclick event isn't fired unless an item is selected in the listbox, so your script will never run.
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so in other words, this is impossible what i need ?
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Yes but you could work around it. Check out this example: dialog t {
title ""
size -1 -1 300 300
option dbu
list 1, 0 0 300 270, vsbar
button "clear", 2, 270 270 20 20
button "add item", 3, 240 270 20 20
}
on *:dialog:t:mouse:*:{
if ($did(2).enabled) && (!$did(1).lines) did -b $dname 2
elseif ($did(1).lines) && (!$did(2).enabled) did -e $dname 2
}
on *:dialog:t:sclick:2: did -r $dname 1
on *:dialog:t:sclick:3: did -a $dname 1 test
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Or you could employ a different logic altogether: since your script always knows when text is added/removed (assuming the user doesn't type /did -a/-r himself!), you can do what you want at those moments. More specifically
[*]Open your dialog with the button disabled.
[*]Whenever the sclick event for that listbox fires, it means a (non-empty) line was selected, so enable the button.
[*]Whenever something is removed from the listbox, check $did().sel (either $did(id,0).sel or $did(id,1).sel). If it's 0, disable the button.
[*]Whenever the listbox is overwritten with text (eg a file is loaded over any existing text), disable the button.
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/.timerQ 1 0 echo /.timerQ 1 0 $timer(Q).com
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nice =)
thanks
@qWerty
will try =)
thanks
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well now i have this
if ($did = 49) {
if ($did(46,1).sel) {
some code that re-loads contents of .txt into list
}
if ($did(46,0).sel) { .did -b protect 49 }
;this is where it should disable button 49
}
but its not working
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if ([color:red]![/color]$did(46,0).sel) { .did -b protect 49 }
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Try
if ([color:red]![/color]$did(46,0).sel) { .did -b protect 49 }
Edit: hixxy beat me to it.
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if ($did(46,0).sel) { .did -b protect 49 }
This will disable the button if nothing is selected in the listbox. Isn't that the opposite of what you want? Also, if you reload a .txt by overwriting the listbox (and not by appending to it), no line will be selected after the file is reloaded, so you can just disable the button without checking anything.
Edit: SladeKraven beat me to it :tongue:
Last edited by qwerty; 11/05/06 05:40 PM.
/.timerQ 1 0 echo /.timerQ 1 0 $timer(Q).com
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