Statpanel / Stat

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Aug 25 2014, 6:38 am
(See the best response by Albro1.)
I want to make it so that within the same statpanel I have headers that list stats. When the header is clicked, the stats can be retracted into the header.

Like:

Attributes
~~
HP
MP
Attack
Defense

and when you click attributes it just shows

Attributes

What kinda stuff can you do with it that isn't stated explicitly in the DM guide?
Aug 25 2014, 8:03 am
Best response
The only things that you can click in a statpanel are objects, so you would have to output an object in the panel that is set up to toggle a variable when clicked. The contents below that object would only show if the object's variable in question is TRUE.
Aug 25 2014, 8:05 am (Edited on Aug 25 2014, 11:56 am)
http://www.byond.com/forum/?post=36411#stat

What I like to do is, for (very little) efficiency reasons and decreasing overhead, only have the "substats" appear only if the panel is active by using if() on the statpanel.

mob/player
    var/Spells = list("Destructive" = newlist(/Spell/Fire/Fireball), "Healing" = newlist(/Spell/Heal/Minor), "Mindblowing" = list(/Spell/Mental/HeadBlast))  //  An example for one of the items below.

    Stat()  //  client/Stat() appears as soon as the client logs on to the server. If you want it to show when the player logs in instead, set it to the player path. Ex: /mob/player/Stat()
            if(statpanel("Stats"))  //  Displays the following when this statpanel is active
                stat("Attributes\n~~~")  //  \n = new line
                stat("HP", src.HP)
                ...etc...

            statpanel("Inventory", src.contents)  //  Displays the contents under the Inventory panel
            //  No if() used here since there's no stat() to add

            if(statpanel("Spells"))
                for(var/S in src.Spells)    //  Each entry of the list() is outputed like Destructive, Healing, etc.
                    stat("[S] Spells\n~~~")
                    stat(src.Spells[S])     //  Honestly I do not know if THIS will work... theoretically it should output the list.


Edit: Evidently, I did not read the post thoroughly