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bknight2602
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 Posted: Sun Jun 11, 2017 10:20 am Post subject: Setting a EditBox Text |
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I have an old table probably designed in 5.4 or earlier. Everything was done to a CheatPanel by the old design method, not programming.
Now I have added a EditBox and I would like to have the edit box display a value from a specific location, this didn't work
(0xreadBytes(0x004A0FC3))
Two questions arise, the first how to make it display the read byte,
and secondly how to display a byte of a record description of the table i.e. Level 1, Level 2 etc.?
EDIT: I forgot to mention that the readBytes(0x004A0FC3) was placed in the EditBox Text
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FreeER
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| Posted: Sun Jun 11, 2017 8:30 pm Post subject: |
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As far as I know you'd probably need to use the table's lua script to run something like this | Code: | function tableToHex(bytes)
bytesString = ""
for k,b in ipairs(bytes) do
-- format and append each byte to the bytesString
bytesString = bytesString .. string.format("0x%02X ", b) -- %#02X didn't add 0x for 0
end
-- trim extra space from last
bytesString = bytesString:sub(0,-2)
return bytesString
end
CEEditBox.Text = tableToHex(readBytes(0x004A0FC3, 4, true)) |
Though if you wanted to read a simple integer/float then you don't need the tableToHex function simply
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CEEditBox.Text = tostring(readInteger(0x004A0FC3))
CEEditBox.Text = tostring(readFloat(0x004A0FC3))
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alternatively if you had the address in the address list then you could get the memory record and simply use it's value property (which is a string as it's displayed in the CE GUI) eg.
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al = getAddressList() -- probably already done somewhere in the script
mr = al.getMemoryRecordByDescription("Name of memory record") -- may also be done somewhere
CEEditBox.Text = mr.Value
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Though if you wanted it to update as it changes, then you'd need to create a timer that runs that code every so often... Not sure what the differences between 5.4 and 6.7 would be however...
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