Message boxes

#1 I implemented something like that by passing a callback function to the message box function. Since it would be event-based (the user would have to click to know what response code to return) it probably won't work the way you have it. This is one of the complexities introduced by having things exclusively run by events.

#2 Check out your example/common/client/messageBox.cs file... There are some message boxes already there, like OK / Cancel, OK, Yes / No, Pop up, etc. You can't quite do it how you have in your example code, though you can specify a callback in them so you can accomplish the same results. Heres an example pulled from the script file.

function MessageBoxYesNo( %title, %message, %yesCallback, %noCallback )
{
	MBYesNoFrame.setText( %title );
   Canvas.pushDialog( MessageBoxYesNoDlg );
   MBSetText(MBYesNoText, MBYesNoFrame, %message);
	MessageBoxYesNoDlg.yesCallBack = %yesCallback;
	MessageBoxYesNoDlg.noCallback = %noCallBack;
}

#3 Thx for the feedback guys. Yea Matt, that's exactly how I have my msg box set up right now. The problem I've come across is a situation like this:

function setMap(%size)
{
    // map needs to be saved?
    if ($gameData.isMapChanged)
        loadMsgBoxDlg($DLG_MSG_SAVE_MAP, saveMap, $MSG_BOX_YESNO);

    // load new map

}

So my callback would be saveMap, which gets a true/false argument fom the dialog. The problem is I need that function's argument, %size, in order to load the new map. So my dilemma is calling the dialog box and getting the users response and then calling the proper function with the proper value for the argument. I'll figure it out, just wanted to make sure I had to before I bothered to :P