ID:264346
Feb 22 2009, 12:51 pm
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var/randompicture = 'randompicture.PNG' Problem description: this line of code describes setting a specific image to a certain label. the problem is that i have no idea how to nullify the image of the label after setting it.(XD) ive tried this: winset(usr , "random1.random2" , "image=[null]") and this: winset(usr , "random1.random2" , "image=") hoping it will work but it didnt can someone explain me where im where wrong? | |
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Feb 22 2009, 1:33 pm
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Mega fart cannon
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You kind of have the right idea. It should be "image=null" if I'm not mistaken, without the brackets.
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Mmm, looking at the skin reference, it looks like the default for "null" is actually (""), so try image="".
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That doesn't really make sense; that's just a random/invalid word ("null"), and will probably be ignored. Setting the image parameter to blank should work however - perhaps the recipient or the control ID is incorrect.
Note to the OP though: Embedding the null value <small>(different from in a text string like "null" where it's like any text string of a word)</small> or an empty text string ("") is pointless and doesn't change anything - all these text strings are equivalent: "abc" | |
_> This also actually doesn't make a difference, because the quotes are used as the deliminators and the value actually used goes inside. So "image=poo" and "image=\"poo\"" is the same, so is "image=" and "image=\"\"". You can also use single quotes which are easier to read (or the text document syntax {" "})Anyway, winset(player,"Label","image=") should work, the OP should confirm the arguments he used are correct. | |
Biond_coder wrote:
Problem description: I find that the way that I prefer is. winset(src, "controlID", {"image="[null]""}) Also, as a side note Code: > var/randompicture = 'randompicture.PNG' Are you defining randompicture just to be able to skin the control with the randompicture.PNG file? | |