I have one question about 4.0...
How on earth do you get it to display a message to the world now if you have a new interface set up? I've tried everything I possibly can, I just can't figure the damned thing out. I've looked in the help section, I've tried various ways to do it. I know it's something to do with the "output box" object for the interfaces, anybody care to show me a new way to display a message (like say) to the world?
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 Aug 3 2007, 6:36 am
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Meh, I figured it out before you posted :P
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Oh that's what everyone says.
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Why did they have to over complicate things? >_>
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It's not overcomplicated. It's very easy. You just have to get used to it.
Testing team has been at it for a couple of months now. So we know our stuff. <.< | |
There is an easier way to handle it. If you want old-fashioned output, all you have to do is check default on any output box out there (in your window that is). Bam, you get old-fashioned output. (at least from what I learned on my own, which I'm still figuring out the interface deal)
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Set the output box to default. Then, for the input box, give it the same old code: world << "my message"
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Use the output() proc.
world << output("My MEssage", "MyOutputControlName")