Hi,
Simple question : is it possible to use $PARAM[] with Width and Heigh attributes ?
I tried and have no success with a test on image control.
I also tried to set a default value to params.
The image is displayed, but not with the expected widht and/or Height
PHP Code:
<include name="MyControl">
<param name="W"/>
<param name="P" />
<definition>
<control type="image">
<left>0</left>
<top>0</top>
<width>$PARAM[W]</width>
<height>$PARAM[H]</height>
<texture>$INFO[ListItem.Art(clearlogo)]</texture>
</control>
</definition>
</include>
it works, you have to pass constants via the PARAM though. passing infolabels wont work, <width> and <height> dont support them.
(2016-02-04, 17:31)gates Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
Simple question : is it possible to use $PARAM[] with Width and Heigh attributes ?
I tried and have no success with a test on image control.
I also tried to set a default value to params.
The image is displayed, but not with the expected widht and/or Height
PHP Code:
<include name="MyControl">
<param name="W"/>
<param name="P" />
<definition>
<control type="image">
<left>0</left>
<top>0</top>
<width>$PARAM[W]</width>
<height>$PARAM[H]</height>
<texture>$INFO[ListItem.Art(clearlogo)]</texture>
</control>
</definition>
</include>
Yes, it works. But you have to set a value <param name="myparamname" value="myvalue" />.
Only restiction is you can't use infolabels or variables where it doesn't work also without param.
That means for width / height, you have to set a param value as a real value :
<param name="Height" value="$VAR[MyValue]" />. --> DOESN'T WORK
<param name="Height" value="500" />. --> WORKS
(2016-02-04, 18:10)Jayz2K Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-02-04, 17:31)gates Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
Simple question : is it possible to use $PARAM[] with Width and Heigh attributes ?
I tried and have no success with a test on image control.
I also tried to set a default value to params.
The image is displayed, but not with the expected widht and/or Height
PHP Code:
<include name="MyControl">
<param name="W"/>
<param name="P" />
<definition>
<control type="image">
<left>0</left>
<top>0</top>
<width>$PARAM[W]</width>
<height>$PARAM[H]</height>
<texture>$INFO[ListItem.Art(clearlogo)]</texture>
</control>
</definition>
</include>
Yes, it works. But you have to set a value <param name="myparamname" value="myvalue" />.
Only restiction is you can't use infolabels or variables where it doesn't work also without param.
That means for width / height, you have to set a param value as a real value :
<param name="Height" value="$VAR[MyValue]" />. --> DOESN'T WORK
<param name="Height" value="500" />. --> WORKS
EDIT : Hehe, Phil was faster
If you need to use variable dimensions use conditional includes for the complete tag.
eg
Code:
<include condition="Window.IsVisible(progressdialog)">Height295</include>
Code:
<include name="Height295">
<height>295</height>
</include>
Depending on the complexity of the include I would probably prefer this:
Code:
<include name="MyControl" condition="Window.IsVisible(progressdialog)">
<param name="W" value="295" />
<param name="H" value="33" />
</include>
<include name="MyControl" condition="!Window.IsVisible(progressdialog)">
<param name="W" value="500" />
<param name="H" value="33" />
</include>
That way you dont need that many includes. Feels cleaner imo.
Will that work inside another parameter?
(2016-02-04, 19:28)Hitcher Wrote: [ -> ]Will that work inside another parameter?
not 100% sure if i understand correctly, but yes, it should work.
This is my DialogConfirm include parameter -
PHP Code:
<include name="DialogConfirm">
<!-- Background -->
<include>DialogBackgroundImage</include>
<!-- Main group -->
<control type="group">
<include>DialogAnimation</include>
<centerleft>50%</centerleft>
<centertop>50%</centertop>
<width>716</width>
<include condition="Window.IsVisible(progressdialog)">Height295</include>
<include condition="Window.IsVisible(okdialog)">Height253</include>
<include condition="!Window.IsVisible(progressdialog) + !Window.IsVisible(okdialog)">Height289</include>
<!-- Background -->
<control type="image">
<centerleft>50%</centerleft>
<centertop>50%</centertop>
<width>100%</width>
<height>100%</height>
<include>MessageBackground</include>
</control>
<!-- Heading -->
<control id="1" type="label">
<centerleft>50%</centerleft>
<top>-16</top>
<width>100%</width>
<height>38</height>
<font>Bold38</font>
<textcolor>ffdadada</textcolor>
</control>
<!-- Details -->
<control id="9" type="textbox">
<centerleft>50%</centerleft>
<top>55</top>
<width>100%</width>
<height>110</height>
<font>Light28</font>
<textcolor>ff9d9d9d</textcolor>
</control>
<!-- Progress -->
<control id="20" type="progress">
<centerleft>50%</centerleft>
<top>186</top>
<width>100%</width>
<height>9</height>
<reveal>true</reveal>
<info>System.Progressbar</info>
<texturebg border="4">dialogs/progress_back.png</texturebg>
<lefttexture>-</lefttexture>
<midtexture border="4">dialogs/progress_bar.png</midtexture>
<righttexture>-</righttexture>
<overlaytexture>-</overlaytexture>
</control>
<!-- Button grouplist -->
<control type="grouplist">
<centerleft>50%</centerleft>
<bottom>0</bottom>
<width>100%</width>
<height>76</height>
<itemgap>0</itemgap>
<align>center</align>
<orientation>horizontal</orientation>
<!-- Cancel -->
<control id="10" type="button">
<include condition="Control.IsVisible(12)">Width242</include>
<include condition="!Control.IsVisible(12)">Width358</include>
<height>76</height>
<align>center</align>
<aligny>top</aligny>
<onleft>10</onleft>
<onright>noop</onright>
<font>MedUpper24</font>
<textoffsety>27</textoffsety>
</control>
<!-- Yes -->
<control id="11" type="button">
<include condition="Control.IsVisible(12)">Width242</include>
<include condition="!Control.IsVisible(12)">Width358</include>
<height>76</height>
<align>center</align>
<aligny>top</aligny>
<onleft>10</onleft>
<onright>noop</onright>
<font>MedUpper24</font>
<textoffsety>27</textoffsety>
</control>
<!-- Custom -->
<control id="12" type="button">
<include condition="Control.IsVisible(12)">Width242</include>
<include condition="!Control.IsVisible(12)">Width358</include>
<height>76</height>
<align>center</align>
<aligny>top</aligny>
<onleft>10</onleft>
<onright>noop</onright>
<font>MedUpper24</font>
<textoffsety>27</textoffsety>
</control>
</control>
</control>
</include>
And the corresponding includes for the dimensions -
PHP Code:
<!-- Dialog Heights -->
<include name="Height295">
<height>295</height>
</include>
<include name="Height289">
<height>289</height>
</include>
<include name="Height253">
<height>253</height>
</include>
<!-- Button Widths -->
<include name="Width242">
<width>242</width>
</include>
<include name="Width358">
<width>358</width>
</include>
Not sure you're going to save a lot of code here. No need to use it for height since you have only one instance per condition. Also including the 3 last buttons might share the same code using $PARAM[ID] = 10 or 11 or 12 + $PARAM[Width] but since it's depending on visibility condition I'm pretty sure it will fail because include will be stuck at call state ... worth to give it a try ...
Thx Phil, Hitcher and Jayz
I think i've found "my" problem
It occurs when i use <left>500r</left> or <right>500<right>
it's all good, when i use <left>500</left>
(2016-02-04, 20:42)Jayz2K Wrote: [ -> ]Not sure you're going to save a lot of code here. No need to use it for height since you have only one instance per condition. Also including the 3 last buttons might share the same code using $PARAM[ID] = 10 or 11 or 12 + $PARAM[Width] but since it's depending on visibility condition I'm pretty sure it will fail because include will be stuck at call state ... worth to give it a try ...
I'll only find out if that extra button ever gets used.
