I'm not sure if this qualifies as a bug, if it's just strangeness, or if I'm missing something important. When building arrays of gump statements (and I'm fairly sure our shard is running the latest version of POL 096), I've encountered some issues that prevent the built gumps from displaying properly depending on how the array is assembled. Here is an example:
Code:
use uo;
program textcmd_test (me, text)
var aGumpPiece1 := array;
var aGumpPiece2 := array;
var aGumpPiece3 := array;
var aGumpLayout1 := array;
var aGumpLayout2 := array;
var aGumpLayout3 := array;
var aGumpData := array;
var iGumpChoice := 0;
aGumpPiece1 := {
"page 0",
"resizepic 50 50 2620 150 150"
};
aGumpPiece2 := {
"gumppic 60 60 14",
"gumppic 60 90 16"
};
aGumpPiece3:= {
"gumppic 60 120 18"
};
// Method 1
aGumpLayout1 := aGumpPiece1;
aGumpLayout1.append (aGumpPiece2);
aGumpLayout1.append (aGumpPiece3);
SendSysMessage(me, "Gump1: " + aGumpLayout1);
iGumpChoice := SendDialogGump (me, aGumpLayout1, aGumpData);
//Method 2
aGumpLayout2 := aGumpPiece1 + aGumpPiece2 + aGumpPiece3;
SendSysMessage(me, "Gump2: " + aGumpLayout2);
iGumpChoice := SendDialogGump (me, aGumpLayout2, aGumpData);
//Method 3
aGumpLayout3 := aGumpPiece1;
foreach item in aGumpPiece2;
aGumpLayout3[len(aGumpLayout3 + 1)] := item;
endforeach
aGumpLayout3[len(aGumpLayout3 + 1)] := aGumpPiece3;
SendSysMessage(me, "Gump3: " + aGumpLayout3);
iGumpChoice := SendDialogGump (me, aGumpLayout3, aGumpData);
endprogram
Each method seems to generate extra characters that prevent parts of the gump from displaying, but I can't pin down why with any consistancy, except for the append method. With appends, I always get extra characters.
Anyone have any thoughts?
