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nananame
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by nananame » Mon Oct 12, 2020 6:06 am
A very simple thing is turning into a problem...
I have a screen with a vpgrid. I have a vbar. The scroll works quite nicely with:
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vbar value YScrollValue("id of vpgrid")
All is great.
However, once I close this screen I want a variable to remember where I left off. So that next time I don't start from the top again.
Obviously I should add:
where the default y = 0
And when closing the screen I should somehow set y = current YScrollValue. And that's where I hit the problem.
How do I get the current value? I tried playing around with ui.adjustment and renpy.get_widget(vpid).yadjustment and all sorts of stuff but somehow I can't piece it together. So, any simple and elegant solution where I can add to the action of a button something like:
action Function(make y=current yadjustment(vpgridid))
??
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Vladya
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by Vladya » Fri Oct 23, 2020 4:17 am
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init python:
_yinitial = .0
screen my_screen:
hbox:
align (.5, .5)
xysize (1280, 720)
vpgrid id "some_id":
cols 3
spacing 30
yinitial _yinitial
mousewheel True
draggable True
xfill True
for i in xrange(1337):
textbutton "{0}".format(i) action Return()
vbar value YScrollValue("some_id")
$ yadjustment = renpy.get_widget(None, "some_id").yadjustment
on "hide" action SetVariable(
"_yinitial",
(float(yadjustment.value) / yadjustment.range)
)
label start:
while True:
call screen my_screen
"Current yinitial is [_yinitial:.2f]."
return
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