The main menu's first screen, where a partner joins the party. More...

#include "menus/digimon_lab.h"

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Functions
void	STGDGLAB_showPartyPage (LabPartyScreen screen, LabPartyScreenWindows windows)
	Shows the first screen's page: the name and five stats (STGDGLAB_pageStats) of the picked partner, or empty strings and a grey entries hint without one; lower by pageRow.

void	STGDGLAB_hideWindows (LabPartyScreen *screen)
	Hides the first screen's text windows: all its children but the last, the entry list.

void	STGDGLAB_drawPartyScreen (LabPartyScreen screen, void children)
	Draws the first screen's frames and the party's animations.

static void	showPartyTitle (LabPartyScreen screen, LabPartyScreenWindows windows)
	Once the first panels have faded in, fades in the page's and the party's panels and shows the title and the entries hint (grey without partners)

static void	pickPartner (LabPartyScreen screen, LabPartyScreenWindows windows)
	Left and right go through the partners outside the party; circle shows the picked one's entries, cross swaps it with the party member (refused when both are empty), triangle goes back.

void	STGDGLAB_runPartyScreen (LabPartyScreen screen, LabPartyScreenWindows windows)
	The first screen's states: fades its panels in, picks a partner with left and right, then swaps it into the party (cross) or shows its entries (circle)

void	STGDGLAB_updatePartyScreen (LabPartyScreen screen, void children)
	The first screen's task: lists the unlocked partners outside the party, plus an empty pick to take the member out when the party has two or more, then runs and draws the screen.

Task *	STGDGLAB_createPartyScreen (Lab *lab)
	Creates the main menu's first screen (task), where a partner joins the party in the member's place.

Variables
s32	STGDGLAB_pageStats []
	The stats the first screen's page shows, in PartnerTotals.stats.

Detailed Description

The main menu's first screen, where a partner joins the party.

Definition in file party_screen.c.

Function Documentation

◆ STGDGLAB_showPartyPage()

void STGDGLAB_showPartyPage	(	LabPartyScreen *	screen,
		LabPartyScreenWindows *	windows
	)

Shows the first screen's page: the name and five stats (STGDGLAB_pageStats) of the picked partner, or empty strings and a grey entries hint without one; lower by pageRow.

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Definition at line 8 of file party_screen.c.

Referenced by pickPartner(), and STGDGLAB_runPartyScreen().

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◆ STGDGLAB_hideWindows()

void STGDGLAB_hideWindows ( LabPartyScreen * screen )

Hides the first screen's text windows: all its children but the last, the entry list.

Definition at line 63 of file party_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_runPartyScreen().

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◆ STGDGLAB_drawPartyScreen()

void STGDGLAB_drawPartyScreen	(	LabPartyScreen *	screen,
		void *	children
	)

Draws the first screen's frames and the party's animations.

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Definition at line 76 of file party_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_updatePartyScreen().

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◆ showPartyTitle()

static void showPartyTitle	(	LabPartyScreen *	screen,
		LabPartyScreenWindows *	windows
	)

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Once the first panels have faded in, fades in the page's and the party's panels and shows the title and the entries hint (grey without partners)

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Definition at line 196 of file party_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_runPartyScreen().

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◆ pickPartner()

static void pickPartner	(	LabPartyScreen *	screen,
		LabPartyScreenWindows *	windows
	)

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Left and right go through the partners outside the party; circle shows the picked one's entries, cross swaps it with the party member (refused when both are empty), triangle goes back.

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Definition at line 221 of file party_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_runPartyScreen().

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◆ STGDGLAB_runPartyScreen()

void STGDGLAB_runPartyScreen	(	LabPartyScreen *	screen,
		LabPartyScreenWindows *	windows
	)

The first screen's states: fades its panels in, picks a partner with left and right, then swaps it into the party (cross) or shows its entries (circle)

Definition at line 265 of file party_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_updatePartyScreen().

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◆ STGDGLAB_updatePartyScreen()

void STGDGLAB_updatePartyScreen	(	LabPartyScreen *	screen,
		void *	children
	)

The first screen's task: lists the unlocked partners outside the party, plus an empty pick to take the member out when the party has two or more, then runs and draws the screen.

Definition at line 362 of file party_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_createPartyScreen().

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◆ STGDGLAB_createPartyScreen()

Task * STGDGLAB_createPartyScreen ( Lab * lab )

Creates the main menu's first screen (task), where a partner joins the party in the member's place.

Definition at line 417 of file party_screen.c.

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Variable Documentation

◆ STGDGLAB_pageStats

s32 STGDGLAB_pageStats[]

Initial value:

= {
    0, 2, 3, 4,
    5,
}

The stats the first screen's page shows, in PartnerTotals.stats.

the stats the first screen's page shows

Definition at line 427 of file party_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_showPartyPage().

Functions

Variables

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

◆ STGDGLAB_showPartyPage()

◆ STGDGLAB_hideWindows()

◆ STGDGLAB_drawPartyScreen()

◆ showPartyTitle()

◆ pickPartner()

◆ STGDGLAB_runPartyScreen()

◆ STGDGLAB_updatePartyScreen()

◆ STGDGLAB_createPartyScreen()

Variable Documentation

◆ STGDGLAB_pageStats