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BoardEx v1.5
- Author(s)
- mckill2009
- Tags
- System, GUI / Triggers, vJASS
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- 30.42 KB
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- 225
- Created
- Aug 12, 2012
- Updated
- Sep 10, 2012
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BoardEx: v1.5
Actually this is a Multiboard System and the Ex means extra system which is the ColoredText, these systems are very
simple and GUI'ers can use this with ease.
Please read carefully the instructions on how to use this.
Credits:
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Changelogs:
v1.5
- Added extends array which behaves less accurate (suggested by Magtheridon96)
v1.4
- Static methods replaced by methods
v1.3
- API changed names
v1.2
- boardDestroy changed
v1.1
- Multiboard is now arrayed which means you can have up to boardLimit(8190 MAX) at the same time but displays at a time only.
- boardEdit removed and replaced by boardDestroy.
Keywords:
mckill2009, board, leaderboard, system, multiboard, text, color, dota, rank
Actually this is a Multiboard System and the Ex means extra system which is the ColoredText, these systems are very
simple and GUI'ers can use this with ease.
Please read carefully the instructions on how to use this.
JASS:
/*
=====BoardEx v1.5
=====Made by: Mckill2009
This is just a Multiboard System, simple to use even for GUIer's
INSTALLATION:
- Copy and Paste the "BoardEx" trigger to your map.
- Read the instructions. DONE!
API:
static method create takes integer rowQty, integer columnQty, boolean showtexts, boolean showicons returns thistype
method setTitle takes string s returns nothing
method setAllWidth takes real width returns nothing
method setIndividualWidths takes integer row, integer column, real width returns nothing
method showValues takes integer row, integer column, boolean showtext, boolean showicon returns nothing
method display takes boolean minimize, boolean show returns nothing
method setIcon takes integer row, integer column, string iconpath returns nothing
method setText takes integer row, integer column, string text returns nothing
method destroy takes nothing returns nothing
*/
library BoardEx
struct BoardEx extends array
private multiboard MB
private static constant integer boardLimit = 8191
private static multiboarditem boardItem = null
private static thistype countBoard = 0
//===This is the first thing you need to do, setting up the multiboard
//===Take note that this allocates a new index
static method create takes integer rowQty, integer columnQty, boolean showtexts, boolean showicons returns thistype
local thistype this
if countBoard==boardLimit then
debug call BJDebugMsg("boardSetUp ERROR: Maximum exceeded: "+I2S(boardLimit))
else
set countBoard = countBoard + 1
set this = countBoard
set .MB = CreateMultiboard()
call .display(false,true)
call MultiboardSetColumnCount(.MB, columnQty)
call MultiboardSetRowCount(.MB, rowQty)
call MultiboardSetItemsStyle(.MB, showtexts, showicons)
endif
return this
endmethod
method setTitle takes string s returns nothing
call MultiboardSetTitleText(.MB, s)
endmethod
//===Sets all width of the multiboard in uniform order, real value should be 0.1 or less
method setAllWidth takes real width returns nothing
call MultiboardSetItemsWidth(.MB, width)
endmethod
//===Sets individual widths, real value should be 0.1 or less
method setIndividualWidths takes integer row, integer column, real width returns nothing
set boardItem = MultiboardGetItem(.MB, row, column)
call MultiboardSetItemWidth(boardItem, width)
call MultiboardReleaseItem(boardItem)
endmethod
//===Show/Hide values such as text or icons
method showValues takes integer row, integer column, boolean showtext, boolean showicon returns nothing
set boardItem = MultiboardGetItem(.MB, row, column)
call MultiboardSetItemStyle(boardItem, showtext, showicon)
call MultiboardReleaseItem(boardItem)
endmethod
//===Maximize/Minimize, Show/Hide multiboard
method display takes boolean minimize, boolean show returns nothing
call MultiboardDisplay(.MB, show)
call MultiboardMinimize(.MB, minimize)
endmethod
//===Change the icon, showicon from the showValues must be true
method setIcon takes integer row, integer column, string iconpath returns nothing
set boardItem = MultiboardGetItem(.MB, row, column)
call MultiboardSetItemIcon(boardItem, iconpath)
call MultiboardReleaseItem(boardItem)
endmethod
//===This is the MAIN multiboard value and text change
method setText takes integer row, integer column, string text returns nothing
set boardItem = MultiboardGetItem(.MB, row, column)
call MultiboardSetItemValue(boardItem, text)
call MultiboardReleaseItem(boardItem)
endmethod
//===destroys the 'this' (indexed) multiboard
method destroy takes nothing returns nothing
call MultiboardClear(.MB)
call DestroyMultiboard(.MB)
set .MB = countBoard.MB
set countBoard = countBoard - 1
endmethod
endstruct
endlibrary
JASS:
globals
//First, create your global board(s)
BoardEx rem //for now I'm gonna use this instance, but you must use this by:
//set rem = rem.create(rowQty, columnQty, showtexts, showicons)
//see the GUI trigger "SetupBoard RemainingUnits GUI" for more info and setup
//============================
//You can create more boards up to 8191
//Im not gonna focus on the created BoardEx below coz
//this just gives you an example on how to create them
BoardEx kills
BoardEx xxx
BoardEx saved
BoardEx etc
endglobals-
SetupBoard RemainingUnits GUI
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Events
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Time - Elapsed game time is 0.00 seconds
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Conditions
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Actions
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-------- Read the map header script instructions before you proceed --------
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-------- Map header scripts can be found far above this trigger when you can see the BoardEx.w3x --------
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-------- Let's make an instance of the rem variable --------
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Custom script: set rem = rem.create(6,2,true,true)
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-------- The 'rem' is your global reference in accessing the BoardEx multiboards --------
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-------- So let's set this up --------
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Custom script: call rem.setTitle("RemainingUnits")
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Custom script: call rem.setText(0,0,"Player Name")
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Custom script: call rem.setText(0,1,"Remaining Units")
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For each (Integer A) from 1 to 5, do (Actions)
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Loop - Actions
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Set Index = (Index + 1)
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Custom script: call rem.setText(udg_Index, 0,"Player "+I2S(udg_Index))
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Custom script: call rem.setText(udg_Index, 1,I2S(udg_Remaining[udg_Index]))
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-------- resetting the index to zero --------
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Set Index = 0
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-------- the rows is 6 so we need to set the loop at 6 --------
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For each (Integer A) from 1 to 6, do (Actions)
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Loop - Actions
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-------- setting the width for each column, it should ne be greater than 0.1 --------
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Custom script: call rem.setIndividualWidths(udg_Index,0,0.05)
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Custom script: call rem.setIndividualWidths(udg_Index,1,0.05)
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Set Index = (Index + 1)
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Set Index = 0
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For each (Integer A) from 1 to 6, do (Actions)
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Loop - Actions
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Custom script: call rem.setIcon(udg_Index,0,"ReplaceableTextures\\CommandButtons\\BTNPriestAdept.blp")
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Custom script: call rem.setIcon(udg_Index,1,"ReplaceableTextures\\CommandButtons\\BTNHumanMissileUpOne.blp")
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Set Index = (Index + 1)
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-------- maximizes the multiboard and shows texts --------
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Custom script: call rem.display(false,true)
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RemainingUnits DEMO GUI
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Events
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Unit - A unit Dies
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Conditions
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Actions
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Set Index = (Player number of (Triggering player))
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Set Remaining[Index] = (Remaining[Index] - 1)
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-------- updating the units remaining, the row and column in multiboard starts with 0 --------
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Custom script: call rem.setText(udg_Index, 1, ColoredText.ctRandomColor(I2S(udg_Remaining[udg_Index])))
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JASS:
/*
===ColoredText v1.0
===Made by Mckill2009
This system colors your text using a hex code or web code, a sample of a web code format
can be seen in your object edidor like the War Stomp ability.
- Learn War S|cffffcc00t|romp - [|cffffcc00Level %d|r].
The "ffcc00" is a hex code, colored as yellow or yellow orange. There are tons of hex codes
that you can browse on the web like.
- [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors[/url]
You may color your systems like quests, leaderboard, multiboard, texttag etc...
API:
static method ctFixedColor takes string fixedHexColor, string text returns string
static method ctRandomColor takes string text returns string
HOW TO USE:
local string coloredText = ColoredText.ctFixedColor("00f5ff","I AM TEAL!")
call BJDebugMsg(coloredText) //this displays the colored text which is teal
*/
library ColoredText
globals
private string array sID
endglobals
struct ColoredText extends array
static method ctFixedColor takes string fixedHexColor, string text returns string
return "|cff"+ fixedHexColor + text + "|r"
endmethod
static method ctRandomColor takes string text returns string
local integer a = GetRandomInt(0,15)
local integer b = GetRandomInt(0,15)
local integer c = GetRandomInt(0,15)
local integer d = GetRandomInt(0,15)
local integer e = GetRandomInt(0,15)
local integer f = GetRandomInt(0,15)
return "|cff"+sID[a]+sID[b]+sID[c]+sID[d]+sID[e]+sID[f]+text + "|r"
endmethod
private static method onInit takes nothing returns nothing
set sID[0] = "0"
set sID[1] = "1"
set sID[2] = "2"
set sID[3] = "3"
set sID[4] = "4"
set sID[5] = "5"
set sID[6] = "6"
set sID[7] = "7"
set sID[8] = "8"
set sID[9] = "9"
set sID[10] = "a"
set sID[11] = "b"
set sID[12] = "c"
set sID[13] = "d"
set sID[14] = "e"
set sID[15] = "f"
endmethod
endstruct
endlibrary-
ColoredText DEMO GUI
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Events
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Time - Elapsed game time is 0.00 seconds
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Conditions
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Actions
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-------- Fixed color texts --------
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Custom script: call BJDebugMsg(ColoredText.ctFixedColor("0000ff","I AM BLUE!"))
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Custom script: call BJDebugMsg(ColoredText.ctFixedColor("ff0000","I AM RED!"))
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Custom script: call BJDebugMsg(ColoredText.ctFixedColor("ffff00","I AM YELLOW!"))
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Custom script: call BJDebugMsg(ColoredText.ctFixedColor("EE9A00","I AM ORANGE!"))
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Custom script: call BJDebugMsg(ColoredText.ctFixedColor("00f5ff","I AM TEAL!"))
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-------- Random colored texts --------
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For each (Integer A) from 1 to 7, do (Actions)
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Loop - Actions
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Custom script: call BJDebugMsg(ColoredText.ctRandomColor("RANDOM COLORS"))
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Credits:
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Changelogs:
v1.5
- Added extends array which behaves less accurate (suggested by Magtheridon96)
Magtheridon96 said:
v1.4
- Static methods replaced by methods
v1.3
- API changed names
v1.2
- boardDestroy changed
v1.1
- Multiboard is now arrayed which means you can have up to boardLimit(8190 MAX) at the same time but displays at a time only.
- boardEdit removed and replaced by boardDestroy.
Keywords:
mckill2009, board, leaderboard, system, multiboard, text, color, dota, rank
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Multiboard by Nestharus and Board by Earth-Fury are way easier to use in my opinion :/
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I dont think so, coz those systems cannot be used by GUIers easily, plus 99% of all maps
doesnt need more than 1 multiboard and I created the most basic of it's usage...
doesnt need more than 1 multiboard and I created the most basic of it's usage...
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Of course they can be used easily with GUI, I mean, the only thing that makes yours more GUI Friendly is the fact that you provided GUI triggers to show examples ._.
It's not easy to make a GUI Friendly system in vJASS because you need a super simple API.
Okay, yes, I will admit yours is a bit more friendly to GUIers than their systems, but it's not something a GUIer would easily understand to use because of the OO syntax :/
It's not easy to make a GUI Friendly system in vJASS because you need a super simple API.
Okay, yes, I will admit yours is a bit more friendly to GUIers than their systems, but it's not something a GUIer would easily understand to use because of the OO syntax :/
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Magtheridon96 said:
I need to destroy the last multiboard, that is indexed by the boardCount to clear leaks...
Say if I have 5 MB created, and if I destroyed the #2, it will be like this:
MB 1 = 1
MB 2 = 3
MB 3 = 4
MB 4 = 5
MB 5 = destroyed
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I really dont see a problem using those names other than 'standard' issues, coz it's not againts the rules...But oh well, already changed that...
I cant do that coz create should return an integer and destroy should not be static...Magtheridon96 said:
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You really shouldn't be using a struct for this because you aren't taking advantage of OOP here; everything in the struct is static. You might as well as use functions and globals instead.
I don't find it user-friendly for people to have to use integer indices to refer to a multiboard. The fact that you aren't recycling indices properly for multiboards when they are destroyed makes this system buggy to use.
Although the function names may be intuitive, the documentation is really lacking.
I don't find it user-friendly for people to have to use integer indices to refer to a multiboard. The fact that you aren't recycling indices properly for multiboards when they are destroyed makes this system buggy to use.
Although the function names may be intuitive, the documentation is really lacking.
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Magtheridon96 said:
You think IDK that?,watermelon_1234 said:
...I can even do like this:
JASS:
struct testMB
static BoardEx mb1
static BoardEx mb2
static boolean check = true
static method displayMB takes nothing returns nothing
if check then
set check = false
call mb1.display(false,true)
else
set check = true
call mb2.display(false,true)
endif
endmethod
static method tim takes nothing returns nothing
set mb1 = mb1.create(1,1,true,true)
set mb2 = mb2.create(1,1,true,true)
call mb1.setTitle("BoardEx ONE")
call mb2.setTitle("BoardEx TWO")
call TimerStart(CreateTimer(),2.0,true,function thistype.displayMB)
endmethod
static method onInit takes nothing returns nothing
call TimerStart(CreateTimer(),0,false,function thistype.tim)
endmethod
endstructBut it's much harder for GUIers to deal with OOP, that's why I did the indexes manually...you cant really declare struct values in a GUI environment...
EDIT:
Except:
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BoardEx in GUI
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Events
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Time - Elapsed game time is 0.00 seconds
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Conditions
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Actions
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Custom script: local BoardEx gee
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Custom script: set gee = gee.create(1,1,true,true)
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I fail to understand the purpose of this "system" of yours.
Could you bother and explain it in a better way?
Could you bother and explain it in a better way?
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--->
and where do you not understand?
EDIT:
Im beggining to dislike you Mags, there's nothing wrong with the code using built in allocators!
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Im beggining to dislike you Mags, there's nothing wrong with the code using built in allocators!
I'm sorry but I laughed.
