The Dialog Editor

Adding a Dialog to a Script

Once the dialog is complete, the code is added to the script by selecting all of the text in the Script Area and pasting it into the main script code in the BlueZone Scripting Host editor.  The dialog code can be tested by itself in the BlueZone Scripting Host by pasting the text in a new script project, adding the Dialog script command, then pressing the Script:Play button.

NOTE The code generated in the Dialog Editor is only the dialog definition.  To invoke the dialog, use the dialog script command shown at the bottom of the following dialog definition.  Example: Dialog Dialog1

SEE the BlueZone Script Host & Debugger Technical Reference located on the BlueZone CD, for more information.

Example:

BeginDialog Dialog1, 0, 0, 186, 233, "Sample Dialog with All Controls"

  ButtonGroup ButtonPressed

    OkButton 135, 10, 50, 15

    CancelButton 135, 30, 50, 15

  OptionGroup RadioGroup1

    RadioButton 10, 30, 60, 10, "RadioButton", Radio1

  CheckBox 10, 40, 50, 15, "CheckBox", Check1

  Text 10, 5, 70, 10, "This is Text"

  EditBox 10, 80, 60, 15, Edit1

  ListBox 10, 110, 65, 40, "Item1"+chr(9)+"Item2"+chr(9)+"Item3", List1

  DropListBox 90, 110, 75, 40, "Item1"+chr(9)+"Item2"+chr(9)+"Item3", List2

  StaticComboBox 10, 175, 65, 45, "Item1"+chr(9)+"Item2"+chr(9)+"Items3", Combo1

  ComboBox 90, 175, 85, 50, "Item1"+chr(9)+"Item2"+chr(9)+"Item3", Combo2

  Text 90, 100, 65, 10, "DropDown ListBox"

  Text 90, 165, 80, 10, "ComboBox"

  GroupBox 5, 20, 70, 40, "GroupBox"

  Text 10, 100, 50, 10, "ListBox"

  Text 10, 70, 50, 10, "EditBox"

  Text 10, 165, 65, 10, "Static ComboBox"

  ButtonGroup ButtonPressed

    PushButton 135, 50, 50, 15, "Button", Button3

  Text 90, 5, 30, 10, "Picture"

  Picture 85, 25, 70, 60, "bz1.bmp", Picture2

EndDialog

Dialog Dialog1