"}
..(User, ckey("[User]-[Message]-[Title]-[world.time]-[rand(1,10000)]"), Title, 350, 150, src)
set_content(output)
stealfocus = StealFocus
if (!StealFocus)
window_options += "focus=false;"
timeout = Timeout
/datum/browser/alert/open()
set waitfor = 0
opentime = world.time
if (stealfocus)
. = ..(use_onclose = 1)
else
var/focusedwindow = winget(user, null, "focus")
. = ..(use_onclose = 1)
//waits for the window to show up client side before attempting to un-focus it
//winexists sleeps until it gets a reply from the client, so we don't need to bother sleeping
for (var/i in 1 to 10)
if (user && winexists(user, window_id))
if (focusedwindow)
winset(user, focusedwindow, "focus=true")
else
winset(user, "mapwindow", "focus=true")
break
if (timeout)
spawn(timeout)
close()
/datum/browser/alert/close()
.=..()
opentime = 0
/datum/browser/alert/proc/wait()
while (opentime && selectedbutton <= 0 && (!timeout || opentime+timeout >= world.time))
stoplag()
/datum/browser/alert/Topic(href,href_list)
if (href_list["close"] || !user || !user.client)
opentime = 0
return
if (href_list["button"])
var/button = text2num(href_list["button"])
if (button <= 3 && button >= 1)
selectedbutton = button
opentime = 0
close()
//designed as a drop in replacement for alert(); functions the same. (outside of needing User specified)
/proc/tgalert(var/mob/User, Message, Title, Button1="Ok", Button2, Button3, StealFocus = 1, Timeout = 6000)
if (!User)
User = usr
switch(askuser(User, Message, Title, Button1, Button2, Button3, StealFocus, Timeout))
if (1)
return Button1
if (2)
return Button2
if (3)
return Button3
//Same shit, but it returns the button number, could at some point support unlimited button amounts.
/proc/askuser(var/mob/User,Message, Title, Button1="Ok", Button2, Button3, StealFocus = 1, Timeout = 6000)
if (!istype(User))
if (istype(User, /client/))
var/client/C = User
User = C.mob
else
return
var/datum/browser/alert/A = new(User, Message, Title, Button1, Button2, Button3, StealFocus, Timeout)
A.open()
A.wait()
if (A.selectedbutton)
return A.selectedbutton
// This will allow you to show an icon in the browse window
// This is added to mob so that it can be used without a reference to the browser object
// There is probably a better place for this...
/mob/proc/browse_rsc_icon(icon, icon_state, dir = -1)
/*
var/icon/I
if (dir >= 0)
I = new /icon(icon, icon_state, dir)
else
I = new /icon(icon, icon_state)
setDir("default")
var/filename = "[ckey("[icon]_[icon_state]_[dir]")].png"
src << browse_rsc(I, filename)
return filename
*/
// Registers the on-close verb for a browse window (client/verb/.windowclose)
// this will be called when the close-button of a window is pressed.
//
// This is usually only needed for devices that regularly update the browse window,
// e.g. canisters, timers, etc.
//
// windowid should be the specified window name
// e.g. code is : user << browse(text, "window=fred")
// then use : onclose(user, "fred")
//
// Optionally, specify the "ref" parameter as the controlled atom (usually src)
// to pass a "close=1" parameter to the atom's Topic() proc for special handling.
// Otherwise, the user mob's machine var will be reset directly.
//
/proc/onclose(mob/user, windowid, atom/ref=null)
if(!user.client) return
var/param = "null"
if(ref)
param = "\ref[ref]"
winset(user, windowid, "on-close=\".windowclose [param]\"")
//world << "OnClose [user]: [windowid] : ["on-close=\".windowclose [param]\""]"
// the on-close client verb
// called when a browser popup window is closed after registering with proc/onclose()
// if a valid atom reference is supplied, call the atom's Topic() with "close=1"
// otherwise, just reset the client mob's machine var.
//
/client/verb/windowclose(atomref as text)
set hidden = 1 // hide this verb from the user's panel
set name = ".windowclose" // no autocomplete on cmd line
//world << "windowclose: [atomref]"
if(atomref!="null") // if passed a real atomref
var/hsrc = locate(atomref) // find the reffed atom
var/href = "close=1"
if(hsrc)
//world << "[src] Topic [href] [hsrc]"
usr = src.mob
src.Topic(href, params2list(href), hsrc) // this will direct to the atom's
return // Topic() proc via client.Topic()
// no atomref specified (or not found)
// so just reset the user mob's machine var
if(src && src.mob)
//world << "[src] was [src.mob.machine], setting to null"
src.mob.unset_machine()
return