[Resolved] Window_Selectable Item Name to Variable

[BlueScope]

I guess it's kind of an indescriptive title, but I couldn't think of a better one... well, what I want to do is save the name of the item of a window to a variable. It should be something like this:

variable = @window.commands[index]

Well, that'd be for a Window_Command, I guess...

As a side note, it's a window with varying content (maybe that's why it's a Window_Selectable ^_^), just because it was mentioned in IRC...

 

[Yeyinde]

Window_Slectable classes, like Window_Item and Window_Skill, have an instance method to get the @data at the current index. It's usually <instance>.item or <instance>.skill.
You can make the method like so:

class Your_Menu < Window_Selectable
  def item
    return @data[self.index]
  end
end

 

[BlueScope]

I see the method inside Window_Item, but how can I call @data in the respective scene? ^_^ (ah, I know the first post was miserable, please excuse my lack of concentration... ~.~)

EDIT: Nevermind, found it out... I must be very unconcentrated today ~.~ Thanks anyway, Yeyinde ^_^

 

[Trickster]

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