keyDown check?

[projectigi]

Hi,

i made a TDrawingPanel(in the TDrawingPanel there a GUIWindowCtrl that goes all over the screen and is on the top,
for some reason the keydown check ( onKeyPressed, keyDown2 ) doesnt work anymore now XD
how do i make em working again?

[Skyld]

PHP Code:

GraalControl.makeFirstResponder(); 


I think.

[projectigi]

doesnt work =/
when i make ()
it says

GraalScript: Not enough parameters for makefirstresponder (1 needed, 0 given) in script of Weapon projectigi/mapeditor

and when i give a bool(be it true or false) it doesnt work too ~.~

[KuJi]

Should be:

PHP Code:

GraalControl.makefirstresponder(true); 


[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by projectigi

Hi,

i made a TDrawingPanel(in the TDrawingPanel there a GUIWindowCtrl that goes all over the screen and is on the top,
for some reason the keydown check ( onKeyPressed, keyDown2 ) doesnt work anymore now XD
how do i make em working again?

Example:

PHP Code:

function onCreated()
{
  new GuiWindowCtrl("MainWindow") {
     // stuff
  }
  MainWindow.makeFirstResponder("false");
} 


[projectigi]

doesnt work :<

[xXziroXx]

Works for me..

[projectigi]

and doesnt for me <.<

[xXziroXx]

Maybe if you posted parts of the script so that we could try and see whats wrong?

[projectigi]

nvm, does work now :P

[projectigi]

is there a workaround for loop limit exceeded?

[Skyld]

Originally Posted by projectigi

is there a workaround for loop limit exceeded?

Make your loop smaller.

[projectigi]

how would i fill a [255][255] array then

[contiga]

Post your current loop that gets exceeded.. I'll see wut I can do.

[projectigi]

NPC Code:

---

for( this.dy = 0; this.dy < 128; this.i1++ )

  {

  for( this.dx = 0; this.dx < 128; this.dx++ )

    {

    this.map[ this.dx ][ this.dy ] = int( random( 1, 3.99 ));

    }

  }

---

thats my loop :P

[contiga]

Originally Posted by projectigi

PHP Code:

// I am bad, I use code tags.
for( this.dy = 0; this.dy < 128; this.i1++ ) // this.i1++? this.dy ++ you mean
  {
  for( this.dx = 0; this.dx < 128; this.dx++ )
    {
    this.map[ this.dx ][ this.dy ] = int( random( 1, 3.99 ));
    }
  } 


thats my loop :P

Try this tho, I more like it that way;

PHP Code:

for ( i = 0; i < 128 ^ 2; i ++) {
  this.dx = i % 128;
  this.dy = int( i / 128);
  this.map[ this.dx][ this.dy] = int( random( 1, 3.99));
} 


Tho it won't work, since 128 ^ 2 > 10.000, and will exceed the loop limit

And make sure this.map is created already as an array.

[projectigi]

is there a fps counter in graal?

[contiga]

Frames Per Second? Not that I know off.

[Tolnaftate2004]

One could do:

PHP Code:

temp.keys = "";
 for (temp.i=0;temp.i<128;temp.i++) temp.keys.add(temp.i);

 for (temp.i=0;temp.i<128;temp.i++) {
   temp.key = int(random(0,128-.001));
   this.map[temp.i][temp.key] = int(random(0,3.99));
   temp.keys.delete(temp.key);
 } 


[contiga]

Originally Posted by Tolnaftate2004

One could do:

PHP Code:

temp.keys = "";
 for (temp.i=0;temp.i<128;temp.i++) temp.keys.add(temp.i);

 for (temp.i=0;temp.i<128;temp.i++) {
   temp.key = int(random(0,128-.001));
   this.map[temp.i][temp.key] = int(random(0,3.99));
   temp.keys.delete(temp.key);
 } 


Uhh.. that's not gonna work I think (For what he wants it to do).

[Tolnaftate2004]

Originally Posted by contiga

Uhh.. that's not gonna work I think (For what he wants it to do).

Just realized, you are right, my mistake.

[CheeToS2]

Originally Posted by projectigi

NPC Code:

---

for( this.dy = 0; this.dy < 128; this.i1++ )

  {

  for( this.dx = 0; this.dx < 128; this.dx++ )

    {

    this.map[ this.dx ][ this.dy ] = int( random( 1, 3.99 ));

    }

  }

---

thats my loop :P

NPC Code:

---

for( this.dy = 0; this.dy < 128; this.i1++ )

---

You are adding this.i1 instead of this.dy, which I assume you meant to do. That is going to cause an infinite loop.

[projectigi]

yeah forgot to change this :P
still the loop won't work for 500x500 map arrays
how is the loop limit calculated? is it just like at the end of every loop you do this.foobar++; and when this.foobar>=10000 echo("blub... limit exceeded..."); break;
or something like this?

[Tyrial]

Is there no builtin command that values the length of a <something>?

Like in Java, you can use Integer.MAX_VALUE or such.. Perhaps this.MAX_VALUE? Don't know.. try.

[projectigi]

huh?
contiga: what code tags?

[KuJi]

Originally Posted by Tyrial

Is there no builtin command that values the length of a <something>?

Like in Java, you can use Integer.MAX_VALUE or such.. Perhaps this.MAX_VALUE? Don't know.. try.

like this.blah.length();?

[Skyld]

Originally Posted by Tyrial

Is there no builtin command that values the length of a <something>?

Like in Java, you can use Integer.MAX_VALUE or such.. Perhaps this.MAX_VALUE? Don't know.. try.

If you mean is there a way to find out the maximum value of a specific type of data (like you might do sizeof(int) in C), then no, there isn't such a thing in GScript.

If you are just looking for the length of the current data, then yes, obj.length() is correct.

[contiga]

Originally Posted by projectigi

huh?
contiga: what code tags?

NPC Code:

---

function blabla()

  // foo

---

PHP Code:

function blabla()
  // foo 


I more like the PHP tags instead of the CODE tags, it's easier to read scripts with the hightlighting.. Btw, my highlighting in RC doesn't work no more! (As I posted in bug thread or so), someone knows why?