[Solved]Custom Screens

[red-NINE]

Hi
The following code works.

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screen customscreen:
    modal True
    zorder 200
    style_prefix "confirm"
    add "gui/overlay/confirm.png"
    frame:
        vbox:
            xalign .5
            yalign .5
            spacing 45
            label _("Not Yet Implemented"):
                style "confirm_prompt"
                xalign 0.5
            textbutton _("OK") xalign 0.5 action Hide("customscreen")
    key "game_menu" action Hide("customscreen")
    
    
textbutton _("Google") xpos 960 ypos 540 action Show("customscreen")

But when write the following code I get an error. Can you tell me what i am missing or doing wrong?

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screen customscreen(custommessage):
    modal True
    zorder 200
    style_prefix "confirm"
    add "gui/overlay/confirm.png"
    frame:
        vbox:
            xalign .5
            yalign .5
            spacing 45
            label _(custommessage):
                style "confirm_prompt"
                xalign 0.5
            textbutton _("OK") xalign 0.5 action Hide("customscreen")
    key "game_menu" action Hide("customscreen")
    
    
textbutton _("Google") xpos 960 ypos 540 action Show("customscreen(_("Not Yet Implemented"))")

I get error in the last line - syntax error

[drKlauz]

Wrong quotes.

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Show("customscreen(_("Not Yet Implemented"))")

"customscreen(_(" is considered single string.
Should be something like i guess:

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Show("customscreen",None,_("Not Yet Implemented"))

or

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Show("customscreen",custommessage=_("Not Yet Implemented"))

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_actions.html#Show

Also if you translating message in screen, you probably shouldn't add _() to show, just provide string. Or other way around.

[red-NINE]

Should be something like i guess:

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Show("customscreen",None,_("Not Yet Implemented"))

Also if you translating message in screen, you probably shouldn't add _() to show, just provide string. Or other way around.

This did the trick