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53 lines
2.7 KiB
C++
53 lines
2.7 KiB
C++
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#include <MainApplication.hpp>
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// Implement all the layout/application functions here
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CustomLayout::CustomLayout() : Layout::Layout() {
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// Create the TextBlock instance with the text we want
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this->helloText = pu::ui::elm::TextBlock::New(300, 300, "Press X to answer my question");
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// Add the instance to the layout. IMPORTANT! this MUST be done for them to be used, having them as members is not enough (just a simple way to keep them)
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this->Add(this->helloText);
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}
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void MainApplication::OnLoad() {
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// Create the layout (calling the smart constructor above)
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this->layout = CustomLayout::New();
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// Load the layout. In applications layouts are loaded, not added into a container (you don't select an added layout, just load it from this function)
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// Simply explained: loading layout = the application will render that layout in the very next frame
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this->LoadLayout(this->layout);
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// Set a function when input is caught. This input handling will be the first one to be handled (before Layout or any Elements)
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// Using a lambda function here to simplify things
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// You can use member functions via std::bind() C++ wrapper
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this->SetOnInput([&](const u64 keys_down, const u64 keys_up, const u64 keys_held, const pu::ui::TouchPoint touch_pos) {
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// If X is pressed, start with our dialog questions!
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if(keys_down & HidNpadButton_X) {
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int opt = this->CreateShowDialog("Question", "Do you like apples?", { "Yes!", "No...", "Cancel" }, true); // (using latest option as cancel option)
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// -1 and -2 are similar, but if the user cancels manually -1 is set, other types or cancel should be -2.
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if((opt == -1) || (opt == -2)) {
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this->CreateShowDialog("Cancel", "Last question was canceled.", { "Ok" }, true); // If we will ignore the option, it doesn't matter if this is true or false
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}
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else {
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// Otherwise, opt will be the index of the options we passed to the dialog
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switch(opt) {
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// "Yes!" was selected
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case 0: {
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this->CreateShowDialog("Answer", "Really? I like apples too!", { "Ok" }, true); // Same here ^
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break;
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}
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// "No..." was selected
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case 1: {
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this->CreateShowDialog("Answer", "Oh, bad news then...", { "Ok" }, true); // And here ^
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break;
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}
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}
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}
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}
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// If + is pressed, exit application
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else if(keys_down & HidNpadButton_Plus) {
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this->Close();
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}
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});
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}
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