Subj : Question
To : Frozen Fire
From : Yahwe
Date : Mon Aug 05 2002 04:52 pm
Re: Question
By: Frozen Fire to Digital Man on Sun Aug 04 2002 03:25 pm
> Re: Question
> By: Digital Man to Frozen Fire on Sun Aug 04 2002 03:27:00
>
> > Re: Question
> > By: Frozen Fire to All on Sat Aug 03 2002 07:20 pm
> >
> > > I'm doing a light bar read prompt (saw one on another board, and had t
> > > it).. Similar to a logon matrix, the command is highlighted and kept t
> > > with a variable (i for instance)... the variable is then passed along
> > > switch statement, which in turn will pass the correct command key "A,B
> > > to the bbs to preform the command.
> > >
> > > My question, I need the switch to return the appropriate command key t
> > > bbs, what function is best suited to do this? i.e. return str (where s
> > > command key needed to do what is needed)
> >
> > Actually, I think you want to use UNGETKEY.
> >
> > digital man
>
> I tried UNGETKEY, and the module went into a loop.. here's the tiny mod..
>
> !include sbbsdefs.inc
> !define LAST 3
>
> int m
>
> cmd_home
>
> print "\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\
> \b\b"
>
> compare m 0
> if_true
> print "[ Reply"
> else
> print "[ Reply"
> end_if
>
> compare m 1
> if_true
> print " Reply Mail"
> else
> print " Reply Mail"
> end_if
>
> compare m 2
> if_true
> print " Next"
> else
> print " Next"
> end_if
>
> compare m 3
> if_true
> print " Abort ] (?) "
> else
> print " Abort ] (?) "
> end_if
>
> getkey
>
> cmdkey ^F
> add m 1
> compare M LAST
> if_greater
> set m 0
> end_if
> pause_reset
> end_cmd
>
> cmdkey ^]
> sub m 1
> compare m 0
> if_less
> set m LAST
> end_if
> pause_reset
> end_cmd
>
>
> switch m
> case 0
> setstr A
> end_case
>
> case 1
> setstr W
> end_case
>
> case 2
> setstr ^M
> end_case
>
> case 3
> setstr Q
> end_case
>
> end_switch
> printf "it was %d\r\n" m
> cmd_pop
>
> The end being a debug just to let me know the pointers are straight. You'll
> notice I am attempting to use setstr to have the BBS message read section pi
> up the command key, how would I use ungetkey to accomplish this?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
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put the ungetkey command after ur setstr command.
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