GuiTextListCtrl

[xXziroXx]

Could anyone explain how the following commands works, preferably with an example?

PHP Code:

sortcolumn - integer

sortmode - string

sortorder - string 


[cbk1994]

Well, I just use sort() which alphabatizes. I assume those change the way it sorts.

[godofwarares]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

Could anyone explain how the following commands works, preferably with an example?

PHP Code:

sortcolumn - integer

sortmode - string

sortorder - string 


Well, I don't know what sortcolumn does, but:

For sortmode, it can be either 'ascending' or 'descending', e.g

PHP Code:

sortMode = "ascending"; 


This is also probably the same for sortorder


And, per what cbkbud said, you need to call sort() for it to actually sort.

[Deadly_Killer]

most likely:

sortcolumn = 1; // To sort the second column

sort();

[xXziroXx]

M-m-m-meeega Buuuump!


Is there a way to sort by value (well I know there's a sortmode = "value";, but keep reading!)? Sorting numbers does fishy sorting like... 12, 34, 260 would be sorted as:

12
260
32

A bit frustrating when making a shop GUI and want to sort it by item costs

[xXziroXx]

I guess not.

[Programmer]

Originally Posted by godofwarares

...

Hey! It's me!

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

M-m-m-meeega Buuuump!


Is there a way to sort by value (well I know there's a sortmode = "value";, but keep reading!)? Sorting numbers does fishy sorting like... 12, 34, 260 would be sorted as:

12
260
32

A bit frustrating when making a shop GUI and want to sort it by item costs

The problem with the sorting is that it's sorted by the first letter of a string rather than the integer values of said numbers. I suppose you would have to get the elements from the list and parse them yourself, and then re-add them in that specific order, provided the list doesn't auto-sort.

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Programmer

The problem with the sorting is that it's sorted by the first letter of a string rather than the integer values of said numbers. I suppose you would have to get the elements from the list and parse them yourself, and then re-add them in that specific order, provided the list doesn't auto-sort.

Yeah, I know, I was hoping I could avoid it though, say if Stefan implemented an actual value sort for numbers or something.

[Admins]

Beside graal.net you can also easily search on the Graal forums for stuff Quoting http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...81&postcount=2 :

For the tree view you set attributes like this:

sortmode = "value";
sortorder = "descending";
groupsortorder = "ascending";

For the nodes then:

sortvalue = 1;
sortgroup = 2;

That would sort the nodes after the value you have assigned to them. When you set sortmode="name" then it will be sorted alphabetically. The sort group can be used to let some types of nodes always appear at the top, e.g. in a folder view you would want to display the folders at the top.

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sortmode can be "value", "name" or "extension"

[xXziroXx]

Right, thanks!

Exactly how does groupsortorder and sortgroup work though?

[Admins]

The text list control is displaying group by group, if groupsortorder is ascending then entries would be displayed like 1,1,1,2,2,2,2 (entry.sortgroup). So basicly 'groupsortmode' is always 'value'.
When the entries have the same group then the entry.sortvalue decides if they are above or below.

In the playerlist buddies have group 1, normal people 2, ignored people 3 (or something like that). The players are sorted either alphabetically (sortmode 'name') or by time of arrival/last pm (sortmode 'value').

[xXziroXx]

Naruhodo! Arigato

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

I see! Thank you

Fixed.

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Inverness

Naruhodo! Arigato

Fixed.

... or should I say kimatte imasu?

[Deas_Voice]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

... or should I say kimatte imasu?

English plox?

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Deas_Voice

English plox?

Japanese > English.


Also Stefan, would it be possible for you to implement so you can change textprofiles (well, text manipulating in general) for each individual row?

[Admins]

You can (/scripthelp GuiTextListEntry) :

PHP Code:

with (addrow(0, "Test")) {
  useownprofile = true;
  profile.fontcolor = {255,0,0};
} 


[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Stefan

You can (/scripthelp GuiTextListEntry) :

PHP Code:

with (addrow(0, "Test")) {
  useownprofile = true;
  profile.fontcolor = {255,0,0};
} 


My stupidity in throughout this thread is more notable then ever.

I was trying:

PHP Code:

addrow(0, "Foobar");
rows[0].profile = "foobarprofile"; 


... and that didn't work.

[Crono]

Originally Posted by xxziroxx

japanese > english.

No, it doesn't.

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

... and that didn't work.

The first parameter in addrow() is the row's ID not index. Also, profiles are objects, not strings. Your script should work if foobar is the first row.

[Admins]

Originally Posted by Inverness

The first parameter in addrow() is the row's ID not index. Also, profiles are objects, not strings. Your script should work if foobar is the first row.

You still need useownprofile = true (otherwise it's using the GuiTextListCtrl profile or null, not sure)