Uicommon like official price

[dako12 7]

Hello.

Is there a way to make the shop price when a user inputs a number more than 1999999999 in shop price, instantly the price to return to the max value ( in this case1999999999 ) 

If it is possible to happen with our uicommon   https://pastebin.com/d9Fveck4 and not the new official one.

Thanks 

Edited June 21, 2020 by dako12

[WeedHex 661]

Incomprehensible 

[dako12 7]

32 minutes ago, WeedHex said:

Incomprehensible 

Sorry if I am not understood, because at that time I was experimenting with it I thought it would be obvious but it isn't your are right 
The uicommon i have uploaded in pastebin is from 40k client, so most likely it will not be the same with the 2020 one the official uses, I want to believe I 've became comprehensible haha, thanks for your time

This is from official and the second is from my files

Edited August 25, 2022 by Metin2 Dev
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[WeedHex 661]

17 minutes ago, dako12 said:

Sorry if I am not understood, because at that time I was experimenting with it I thought it would be obvious but it isn't your are right 

This is from official

Dude you told shop input.

"If a user insert a number bigger than MAX GOLD, in shop price input, instantly the price will be returned to the MAX GOLD value".

 

From your gif I understand you're speaking about inventory.

Is Offline shop? Show us the input functy.

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game.py

def __DropMoney(self, attachedType, attachedMoney):

 

Edited August 25, 2022 by Metin2 Dev
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[dako12 7]

@WeedHex

It is normal shop "shop input price dialog" and in the official files the above class in the official uicommon.py has changed defs but I can't seem to understand them so I can change my uicommon.py too.

class MoneyInputDialog(ui.ScriptWindow):

Here is the official uicommon.py if you want to compare the class with the 40k from my original post and maybe you can understand what needs to be changed.
(btw the official use some new variables in the last fuctions that I tend to believe are source sided so I cant use the official defs as they are.

https://pastebin.com/C7Y2qES9

[Vanilla 1538]

the answer is in __OnValueUpdate function.

Just add a check for the money variable. If it's higher than GOLD_MAX then set it to GOLD_MAX.

In your case you've hardcoded the limit to 199999999. This should do the trick. But note, it's untested:

 

	    def __OnValueUpdate(self):

	        ui.EditLine.OnIMEUpdate(self.inputValue)



	        text = self.inputValue.GetText()



	        money = 0

	        if text and text.isdigit():

	            try:

	                money = int(text)

	            except ValueError:

	                money = 199999999

	        if money >= 199999999:

	            money = 199999999



	        self.moneyText.SetText(self.moneyHeaderText + localeInfo.NumberToMoneyString(money))

Edited June 21, 2020 by Vanilla

[WeedHex 661]

This shit kek

 

if app.ENABLE_PRIVATESHOP_SEARCH_SYSTEM:

[dako12 7]

@Vanilla Thanks it did the trick for me  As it seems to have fixed the price visually when you click accept it sets the price typed (9.999.999.999)
Visually------------------->Works
(9.999.999.999) --->(1.999.999.999)
Actually-----------> Not working
(9.999.999.999) --->(9.999.999.999)

I tried it but I used somehow like this and I messed up  also after the above did not work I tried messing with other fuctions before this and as a result I understood them and used some of them, but I couldn't figure this out, one time some ident error, then syntax error so I asked for your help guys.
 

Spoiler

	    def __OnValueUpdate(self):

	        ui.EditLine.OnIMEUpdate(self.inputValue)



	        text = self.inputValue.GetText()



	        money = 0

	        if text and text.isdigit() and money < 199999999:

	            try:

	                money = int(text)
         if money >= 199999999:

	            except ValueError:

	                money = 1999999999



	        self.moneyText.SetText(self.moneyHeaderText + localeInfo.NumberToMoneyString(money))

 

Edited June 21, 2020 by dako12
Added stuff about the fact that is not entirelly completed.

[Vanilla 1538]

yeah, my bad. You'd correct the value in inputbox.

 

self.inputValue.SetText(str(money))

 

It'd look like this:

	def __OnValueUpdate(self):
		ui.EditLine.OnIMEUpdate(self.inputValue)

		text = self.inputValue.GetText()

		money = 0
		if text and text.isdigit():
			try:
				money = int(text)
			except ValueError:
				money = 199999999
		if money >= 199999999:
			money = 199999999
			self.inputValue.SetText(str(money))

		self.moneyText.SetText(self.moneyHeaderText + localeInfo.NumberToMoneyString(money))

 

 

Edited June 21, 2020 by Vanilla

[dako12 7]

Works like a charm