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I don't think there's a need to check for when aiButton is -1. Unlike with the previous script language, Papyrus seems to pause script execution (of the rest of the event/function) until it receives input from the Show() function. {{unsigned|13 April 2012|Fg109}} | I don't think there's a need to check for when aiButton is -1. Unlike with the previous script language, Papyrus seems to pause script execution (of the rest of the event/function) until it receives input from the Show() function. {{unsigned|13 April 2012|Fg109}} | ||
:Yep, Show() will block the script until it returns. If the return value is -1 then it means the message failed to show for some reason. I think that would more likely happen during development if the author forgot to set a property. If it's ever seen in a released then something is fubar. [[User:Tunaisafish|Tunaisafish]] 05:17, 13 April 2012 (EDT) | :Yep, Show() will block the script until it returns. If the return value is -1 then it means the message failed to show for some reason. I think that would more likely happen during development if the author forgot to set a property. If it's ever seen in a released then something is fubar. [[User:Tunaisafish|Tunaisafish]] 05:17, 13 April 2012 (EDT) | ||
==correction in the third example?== | |||
In the third example, in the line "If (aiButton == -1)" the condition should probably be changed to !=. Otherwise the loop would exit without waiting for input. Just a small typo I think. [[User:Archerkb|Archerkb]] | |||
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I don't think there's a need to check for when aiButton is -1. Unlike with the previous script language, Papyrus seems to pause script execution (of the rest of the event/function) until it receives input from the Show() function. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Fg109 (talk • contribs) 13 April 2012
- Yep, Show() will block the script until it returns. If the return value is -1 then it means the message failed to show for some reason. I think that would more likely happen during development if the author forgot to set a property. If it's ever seen in a released then something is fubar. Tunaisafish 05:17, 13 April 2012 (EDT)
correction in the third example?
In the third example, in the line "If (aiButton == -1)" the condition should probably be changed to !=. Otherwise the loop would exit without waiting for input. Just a small typo I think. Archerkb