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EasyUO Reforged

Using the file in a script

As it is

Section titled “As it is”

A saved file runs as it is. Its header builds every form, waits for a click or for a window to be closed, and stops:

menu reforge mode 1.6
gosub menu_form0
set #MenuButton N/A
while #MenuButton = N/A
  wait 1
halt


sub menu_form0
  menu delete ok
  menu window title Ready
  menu window size 160 50
  menu window color BtnFace
  menu setdef parent form0
  menu font name Arial
  menu setdef fontsize 10
  menu setdef fontstyle 0
  menu font color Black
  menu font bgcolor BtnFace
  menu setdef alignment 0
  menu button ok 40 12 80 25 OK
  menu show 100 100
return

In your own script

Section titled “In your own script”

Copy the subs, from the first sub menu_ to the last return, to the end of your script, and:

  1. Put menu reforge mode 1.6 at the top of your script. It chooses the 1.6 MENU system for the whole run, and it works only in the main script: the one you press Play on, not one it calls. See menu Reforge Mode. (A script that already uses menu Form, menu SetProp or another 1.6-only sub-command gets 1.6 without it, but the line makes it certain.)
  2. gosub the subs where the windows are needed. Calling one again rebuilds its form.
  3. Read what the user did with #MenuButton (the name of the button clicked, or of the form closed, CLOSED for form0), and the controls with menu Get.
menu reforge mode 1.6
gosub menu_form0
set #MenuButton N/A
while #MenuButton = N/A
  wait 1
if #MenuButton = ok
{
  menu Get loot
  display ok Loot corpses: #MenuRes
}
halt


sub menu_form0
  menu delete loot
  menu delete ok
  menu window title Loot
  menu window size 180 70
  menu window color BtnFace
  menu setdef parent form0
  menu font name Arial
  menu setdef fontsize 10
  menu setdef fontstyle 0
  menu font color Black
  menu font bgcolor BtnFace
  menu setdef alignment 0
  menu check loot 10 10 160 20 #true Loot corpses
  menu button ok 50 38 80 25 OK
  menu show 100 100
return

To edit the windows later, open your script in the designer: it reads the menu lines and ignores the rest. Save the result under another name and copy the subs back, because saving over your script would replace it with the windows alone (the designer warns you; see Saving over a script).