[Screen language] Set an argument in used screen to call a class

[KingsCard]

Hi,

I'm trying to customize a screen depending on an argument :

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screen characters: #parent screen
    default param = None
    frame:

        xpos c_datas.cur_loc_x
        ypos c_datas.cur_loc_y
        textbutton "Camille" action SetScreenVariable("param","c_datas") 

    frame:

        xpos d_datas.cur_loc_x
        ypos d_datas.cur_loc_y
        textbutton "Derek" action SetScreenVariable("param","d_datas")

    if param: #test param status
        frame:
            align (0.5,0.5)
            textbutton "[param]" action SetScreenVariable("param","d_datas")
            
    if param:
        use whisp(param)

screen whisp(param): #child screen
    frame:

        yalign 0.5
        xalign 0.5
        has vbox
        text "What you have in mind"
        for k,v in param._events_odds_dict[gt.tod]:
            text "[k] ([v] %)"

        text "What do you suggest ?"
        for item in param._events_dict:
            textbutton ("[item]") action SetVariable("param.whispered_event",item)
        textbutton "OK" action [Function(param.suggestion , param.cur_event, param.whispered_event, 10), SetScreenVariable("param",None)]

What I'm aiming to do : when you click on "Camille" or "Derek", it shows a screen with the corresponding instances of classes.

Problem is, I can't find the way to set the variable "param" to replace the names of instances "c_datas" & "d_datas". I tried differents ways without results.

Someone has a clue to do that ?

Thanks a lot !

[Remix]

SetScreenVariable("param", c_datas) # value is a global object so no quotes
SetField( param, "attribute_name_in_quotes", value )

might get you heading in the right direction.

[KingsCard]

SetScreenVariable("param", c_datas) # value is a global object so no quotes

Hi Remix, this did the job ! Thank you very much