[EOCE] Character screen

[willscarlet]

Hello, I waas wondering how you would go about adding 'hot keys' to the Character, inv, spells, etc tabs? I know the &Character would simply do it if the Character button was an actual command button, but not sure about it since it is a pic.

Also, I added the code:

frmMain.lblCharName = GetPlayerName(MyIndex) & " - Level: " GetPlayerLevel(MyIndex) & " - Class: " GetPlayerClass(MyIndex)

It compiles right and works right, with the exception of it will show the data as such: Liam - Level: 1 - Class 0\. instead of Class - Warrior. Can anyone show me what I did wrong?

As always I thank you for your time and help.

[Ruins of Hell]

Because it's supposed to work like that. GetPlayerClass returns the class number.

[Robin]

```
Class(GetPlayerClass(MyIndex).Name
```

[VitinhooxD]

@Robin:

> ```
> Class(GetPlayerClass(MyIndex)).Name
> ```

Fixed :)

[MCADAMS]

@Robin:

> ```
> Class(GetPlayerClass(MyIndex).Name
> ```

```
frmMain.lblCharName = GetPlayerName(MyIndex) & " / Lvl: " & GetPlayerLevel(MyIndex) & Class(GetPlayerClass(MyIndex).Name
```gets a syntax error :l

EDIT: Thanks Vitin thats why.

EDIT2: Subscript out of range rte :l

[Robin]

Nothing I give out is copy and paste. Use your own discretion.

[willscarlet]

frmMain.lblCharName = GetPlayerName(MyIndex) & " - Level: " & GetPlayerLevel(MyIndex) & " - Class(GetPlayerClass(MyIndex)).Name"

With that code it gives me: Liam - Level 1 - Class(GetPlayerClass(MyIndex)).Name

Because of the " after.Name. But if I move it, it re puts it there on compile. If I move it after Class like the others are, It gives me a syntax error.

To be honest I have tried it several different ways, I either get a syntax or compile error; or I get it to save and compile and I either see Class: Class 0 or the way I posted above.

Any thoughts as to what I may be doing wrong this time?

[Fugetaboutit]

don't put the class(getplayer part in quotes.

you can try looking at the getplayerclass function and turn it to a string, then call it and see if it'll say it. Like how getplayername is.

[Robin]

Read up on string concatenation.

[willscarlet]

frmMain.lblCharName = GetPlayerName(MyIndex) & " - Level: " & GetPlayerLevel(MyIndex) & " - Class: " & ClassGetPlayerClass(MyIndex)

This gets me the result I am looking for, and as far as the tutorials on strings I think I am doing it right, the only thing is, that in the data file for the actual game classes, the classes are all numbered, so I get "Class: 1" or "Class 2".

If I add.NAME, or .Name to the end of it to try and pull the actual classes name, is when I get the syntax errors, I did look up several tutorials on string concatenation, and I am failing to see what I am doing wrong. I am sorry to be such a bother and im sure this is just something stupid that I am overlooking, but I thank you all for you time and help.

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I just wanted to thank you for posting this message about this and I hope it helps some of the others on the board as much as its helped me. Many thanks for the help!!!

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