Shoutbox

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Originally posted by Horseboy
Then give me some ideas for a new script...

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No
Because as I also said: it does have its use for people who often share source code via Messenger and who do want code syntax highlighting.
And above all, it is a good scripting practice...

But Cookie he won't be pasting the text directly into the conversation window (unless /pquick is used).

Quit being a sourpuss There are a lot of useless scripts in the DB and you never complained before... why start now?

I suppose.

I'll continue but I'll scrap /pquick.

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Originally posted by matty
But Cookie he won't be pasting the text directly into the conversation window (unless /pquick is used).

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Aaargghh...
* CookieRevised slaps Matty around a bit with a large trout.
You still don't understand what I'm saying I think...

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Originally posted by matty
Quit being a sourpuss There are a lot of useless scripts in the DB and you never complained before... why start now?

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lol, I'm not complaining at all....
The last 12 posts are nothing more than misunderstandings and me repeating what I've said here.

Which was not a complaint at all. Just saying that the eureka-factor of this script isn't that high as one might of thought in the beginning (because Plus! already does most of the stuff out-of-the-box), but that it would be nevertheless usefull for some.

That I don't complain about the really useless scripts in the DB is because for most of them there were not threads created first where the author asks for the opinion and ideas of others.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by matty
But Cookie he won't be pasting the text directly into the conversation window (unless /pquick is used).

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Aaargghh...
* CookieRevised slaps Matty around a bit with a large trout.
You still don't understand what I'm saying I think...

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* matty slaps CookieRevised with the kitchen sink

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

quote:

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Originally posted by matty
Quit being a sourpuss There are a lot of useless scripts in the DB and you never complained before... why start now?

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lol, I'm not complaining at all....
The last 12 posts are nothing more than misunderstandings and me repeating what I've said here.

Which was not a complaint at all. Just saying that the eureka-factor of this script isn't that high as one might of thought in the beginning (because Plus! already does most of the stuff out-of-the-box), but that it would be nevertheless usefull for some.

That I don't complain about the really useless scripts in the DB is because for most of them there were not threads created first where the author asks for the opinion and ideas of others.

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The point I am trying to get across is that although the feature is similar it is completely different. Plus! takes and sends a blob of text through a file transfer. This script is more useful for code snippets that will be all pretty and colourful. I think we can agree to disagree LOL

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Originally posted by matty
* matty slaps CookieRevised with the kitchen sink

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*ouch*
...And I just had the dishes done.

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Originally posted by matty
I think we can agree to disagree LOL

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nope... cause I fully agree with:

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Originally posted by matty
This script is more useful for code snippets that will be all pretty and colourful.

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Like I have said before.

Thus, let's agree to agree then

lol

Em... How do I put an image in? I have an image in the script's folder that I want to put in the window.

And also... Trying to create a List view, kinda stuck. I have this:

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            <Control xsi:type="ListBoxControl" Id="PstCodeType">
                <Position Left="215" Top="40" Width="40">
                <Items>
                <Item Id="pop">EVERYBODYDFJ</Item>
                <Item Id="eddh">FLFLFLFLFL</Item>
                </Items>
            </Control>

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Obviously that's an example, items aren't gonna be that

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Originally posted by Horseboy
Em... How do I put an image in? I have an image in the script's folder that I want to put in the window.

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You use the ImageElement element.

xml code:

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    <Elements>
        <Element Id="ImgAdvanced" xsi:type="ImageElement">
            <Position Top="0" Left="348"/>
            <Attributes><AllowAutoMirror>false</AllowAutoMirror></Attributes>
            <Image><Name>big\advanced</Name></Image>
        </Element>
    </Elements>

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As you notice you dont need to add an extension to the image. Images are automatically assumed to be loaded from the Images folder so you don't need to prefix the image.

The folder structure of the above image is as follows:
Images
+-- big
     +advanced.png

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Originally posted by Horseboy
And also... Trying to create a List view, kinda stuck. I have this:

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If you are trying to create a ListView why are you using a ListBox?!?

Here is an example of a ListView:

xml code:

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        <Control Id="LvOverlayRules" xsi:type="ListViewControl">
            <Position Top="130" Left="15" Width="270" Height="70"/>
            <Attributes>
                <AutoTip>true</AutoTip>
                <AlwaysShowSelection>true</AlwaysShowSelection>
            </Attributes>
            <ReportView>
                <ColumnHeader>true</ColumnHeader>
                <FullRowSelect>true</FullRowSelect>
            </ReportView>
            <Images>
                <SmallIcons>
                    <Image Id="1">
                        <Name>icons\enable</Name>
                    </Image>
                    <Image Id="0">
                        <Name>icons\disable</Name>
                    </Image>
                </SmallIcons>
            </Images>
            <Columns WidthFormat="Relative">
                <Column>
                    <ColumnId>sCondition</ColumnId>
                    <Label>Condition</Label>
                    <Width>33</Width>
                </Column>
                <Column>
                    <ColumnId>sOverlayText</ColumnId>
                    <Label>Overlay text</Label>
                    <Width>67</Width>
                </Column>
                <Column>
                    <ColumnId>OverlayId</ColumnId>
                    <Width>0</Width>
                </Column>
                <Column>
                    <ColumnId>bEnabled</ColumnId>
                    <Width>0</Width>
                </Column>
            </Columns>
        </Control>

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Originally posted by matty

quote:

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Originally posted by Horseboy
Em... How do I put an image in? I have an image in the script's folder that I want to put in the window.

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You use the ImageElement element.

xml code:

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    <Elements>
        <Element Id="ImgAdvanced" xsi:type="ImageElement">
            <Position Top="0" Left="348"/>
            <Attributes><AllowAutoMirror>false</AllowAutoMirror></Attributes>
            <Image><Name>big\advanced</Name></Image>
        </Element>
    </Elements>

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As you notice you dont need to add an extension to the image. Images are automatically assumed to be loaded from the Images folder so you don't need to prefix the image.

The folder structure of the above image is as follows:
Images
+-- big
     +advanced.png

quote:

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Originally posted by Horseboy
And also... Trying to create a List view, kinda stuck. I have this:

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If you are trying to create a ListView why are you using a ListBox?!?

Here is an example of a ListView:

xml code:

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        <Control Id="LvOverlayRules" xsi:type="ListViewControl">
            <Position Top="130" Left="15" Width="270" Height="70"/>
            <Attributes>
                <AutoTip>true</AutoTip>
                <AlwaysShowSelection>true</AlwaysShowSelection>
            </Attributes>
            <ReportView>
                <ColumnHeader>true</ColumnHeader>
                <FullRowSelect>true</FullRowSelect>
            </ReportView>
            <Images>
                <SmallIcons>
                    <Image Id="1">
                        <Name>icons\enable</Name>
                    </Image>
                    <Image Id="0">
                        <Name>icons\disable</Name>
                    </Image>
                </SmallIcons>
            </Images>
            <Columns WidthFormat="Relative">
                <Column>
                    <ColumnId>sCondition</ColumnId>
                    <Label>Condition</Label>
                    <Width>33</Width>
                </Column>
                <Column>
                    <ColumnId>sOverlayText</ColumnId>
                    <Label>Overlay text</Label>
                    <Width>67</Width>
                </Column>
                <Column>
                    <ColumnId>OverlayId</ColumnId>
                    <Width>0</Width>
                </Column>
                <Column>
                    <ColumnId>bEnabled</ColumnId>
                    <Width>0</Width>
                </Column>
            </Columns>
        </Control>

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I meant listbox sorry

And thanks for the image