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Code Snippets / [DBC] Button Builder

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Irojo
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Posted: 8th Jul 2008 00:41
This program creates a button then saves it to your clipboard. If you follow the instructions, you'll be making buttons in no time. Tell me how it goes. Remember, once its copied to your clipboard, for windows you press control+v.
Constructive criticisim appreciated.
Thank You,
Irojo




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nackidno
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Posted: 8th Jul 2008 01:56
I don't quite get it, when it asks if this is correct, and I press the Y button. Nothing happens.

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Irojo
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Posted: 8th Jul 2008 03:34
hmmmmmm is caps lock on?


thanks for replying too.

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nackidno
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Posted: 8th Jul 2008 10:06
I tried with both caps on and off. Still the same problem.

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Irojo
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Posted: 8th Jul 2008 17:42
Perhaps... if you go into "testing mode" then you press 'f' to continue (finish) not 'y'. Was that your problem?

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nackidno
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Posted: 8th Jul 2008 20:56
How do I get into testing mode?

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Irojo
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Posted: 8th Jul 2008 22:00
First you click where you want your button to go, then you press 'y' then it brings up another message, you wait a bit, then click once, then click and hold to the right and (usually) down a bit. Then you press 'y', it asks if you want to test, and if you press 'y' it goes into testing, which you in turn press 'f' to continue.

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soadjason
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Posted: 11th Jul 2008 06:42
Try removing

and change font size or display mode. Not all the text is making it to the screen.
Sixty Squares
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Posted: 17th Jul 2008 03:42 Edited at: 17th Jul 2008 03:42
Quote: "[DBC] Button Builder"


Lets be honest now, how many of you tried this in DBPro?

It works perfectly in DBC. Great idea for a program! Maybe you could allow the user to put their own image as the background thus making it easier to make menus in drawing programs such as photoshop or paint.

Irojo
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Posted: 17th Jul 2008 04:59
@Sixty Squares

Thanks a bundle. I was starting to get confused as to why it wasn't working... I get what your saying...!!!!!!! What if it had little notches along the whole screen that are numbered, and locks into those, so you can have it all centered... I like your idea...

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Sunflash
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Posted: 17th Jul 2008 07:58
Here's a tip that will save you and your users a little annoyance, instead of saying:



This only tests for the case of the letter represented by the letter placed in quotations. For instance, if you say:



You will only be testing for the lowercase y. So, as you pointed out above, is someone attempted to press an uppercase "Y" the condition would not evaluate to true. Instead, you could try this:



This will test for both upper and lowercase letters, or my personal favorite:



This works by taking the value stored in Inkey$(), then switching the case of that value to lowercase, then testing if it is equal to the lowercase letter "y".

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nackidno
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Posted: 17th Jul 2008 14:44
Aaaaww.. I din't see that, thanks 60[]

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Irojo
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Posted: 17th Jul 2008 19:31
@Sunflash
Thanks, I guess I wasn't thinking much when I was making the program.

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