Selectable Window

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wesleylucas
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Selectable Window

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I was wondering if there's some way to do a Selectable Window like RPG Maker where you put the:
- Name of the Option (Ex.: 'Banana','Milk',etc)
- Function to be called when a option is selected (Ex.: function(); draw(banana); end)

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def or function doesn't matter, you understand what I mean anyway.
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Re: Selectable Window

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Certainly, but you´ll have to program it yourself.

I'm guessing you need something like a Menu class that has a table that contains it's title and a subtable with options that each have a name and a callback function for when they are selected, and a control that can cycle through the active options in a menu and select them.

Try setting up some code and we can help you out if it isn't working.
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Re: Selectable Window

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I believe love frames has a lot of windowing features, never used it though.
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bartbes wrote:I believe love frames has a lot of windowing features, never used it though.
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Re: Selectable Window

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Plu wrote:Certainly, but you´ll have to program it yourself.

I'm guessing you need something like a Menu class that has a table that contains it's title and a subtable with options that each have a name and a callback function for when they are selected, and a control that can cycle through the active options in a menu and select them.

Try setting up some code and we can help you out if it isn't working.
Okay, I'll try.
def or function doesn't matter, you understand what I mean anyway.
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