SRL Archive - Reflection Development

I noticed there's not alot of work done yet to the banking system in general for deposit boxes. I required to use of them in one of my recent scripts so I made a very crude procedure for doing so. I thought maybe someone could throw in some fail safes, maybe modify it some and add it to the Bank reflection file?

{*******************************************************************************
Procedure R_DBDepositAll
By: Flight
Description: Deposits all carried items to deposit box
*******************************************************************************}
  Procedure R_DBDepositAll;
  Var
    x,y: Integer;
  begin
    R_FindRandoms;
    if ((Not CharacterMoving) And (R_DepositBoxScreen)) then
    begin
      MMouse(345,277,10,7);  //Deposit inventory button
      if R_WaitUpTextMulti(['Deposit','carried'],RandomRange(250,350)) then
      begin
        GetMousePos(x,y);
        Mouse(x,y,0,0,True);
        Wait(RandomRange(200,350));
      end;
    end;
  end;

Pretty obvious what it does and how it works, there's a lack of failsafes, and I even went stone-age and uses a static-define x/y coordinates for the 'Deposit All' button.

Why not just use SRL's DepositAll for such a simple task? It works with a deposit box aswell iirc.

I don't think it does, SRL's deposit all deposits items from your inventory. I don't know if you've ever used a deposit box, but you can't access your inventory while you're in it. Instead it brings up it's own interface displaying your items, in the middle of the screen.

If srl-reflection had support for Absolute Interfaces, this could be done in a less crude way

From: Zyt3x
If srl-reflection had support for Absolute Interfaces, this could be done in a less crude way

this.
But it's not possible.

From: Dynamite
this.
But it's not possible.

Timer added support for Absolute Interfaces to RRL yesterday, so it is indeed possible :)

From: Flight
I don't think it does, SRL's deposit all deposits items from your inventory. I don't know if you've ever used a deposit box, but you can't access your inventory while you're in it. Instead it brings up it's own interface displaying your items, in the middle of the screen.

There's a button on-screen for deposit-all :)

From: Zyt3x
Timer added support for Absolute Interfaces to RRL yesterday, so it is indeed possible :)

He has added interface bounds.
The main point for absolute interfaces is imo to be able to withdraw from the bank. But afaik pascal doesn't support rectangle > point.

From: Floor66
There's a button on-screen for deposit-all :)

Yeah that's what I use for depositing all, which I just use the absolute x/y coordinates of the button instead of searching for a bitmap or color. Like I said, tis very crude but it more than certain gets the job done. ;)

Yeah but see, the SRL proc already uses that button :p

Just try to add an "else" action containing a failsafe for every if statement in your procedure. Then you can just send it to the Ref team over Github :)

From: Dynamite
He has added interface bounds.
The main point for absolute interfaces is imo to be able to withdraw from the bank. But afaik pascal doesn't support rectangle > point.

Interface bounds is all you need for absolute interfaces ;)

From: Zyt3x
Interface bounds is all you need for absolute interfaces ;)

wat.
SRL has had bounds for months - years…
You are saying that if you have 4 co-ords of a box, you can locate any action/point on the interface?

From: Dynamite
wat.
SRL has had bounds for months - years…
You are saying that if you have 4 co-ords of a box, you can locate any action/point on the interface?

To access the absolute bounds of an interface, you need three hooks, DismissBounds(B[]), InterfaceBounds(Rect[]), and Interface.BoundsIndex(I).
Starting, you use the index retrieved from the interface to grab the corresponding index in DismissBounds.
If it's true, you do some special calculations.
-
If it's false, you grab the rectangle and use the points to give you the absolute point, which involves grabbing the rectangle for [each of] the parent interface presented by the component you wish to locate.

^ As explained by Timer.

https://github.com/Timer/RRL/blob/master/core/Interfaces.txt#L149

From: Zyt3x
Timer added support for Absolute Interfaces to RRL yesterday, so it is indeed possible :)

*cough* with my help *cough*. And absolute coordinates :). I don't think absolute interfaces exists.

surely we can get a dirty hack way of doing it…

I believe this is useful :). I was looking for this and wondering why its not there.