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Posted: **29 Jan 2016, 18:22**

title says it all. I want to use it for something in an episode.

Posted: **30 Jan 2016, 18:35**

Generally you can catch that with a pcall. But I wouldn't recommend debug message boxes as a gameplay element.

Posted: **31 Jan 2016, 14:36**

It's the easiest way to ask a yes or no question :p Also, is pcall a global function?

Posted: **31 Jan 2016, 20:42**

lighthouse64 wrote:How to check if someone has clicked ok or cancel on a debug box

I wouldn't answer a "How to"-Question with a yes or no.

lighthouse64 wrote:Also, is pcall a global function?

pcall is a global lua function:

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if pcall(windowDebug("LOL")) then
  -- Success! No error
else
  -- Error! Probably hit "cancle"
end

Posted: **5 Feb 2016, 16:31**

Ok, So I tried this code, but when I press ok, it's seems to go to the else part of the if/else statement. The cancel button still pops up with the message saying that I pressed cancel on debug.

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function onLoad()
if pcall(windowDebug("Are you a nice person?")==true) then
windowDebug("you are invited!")
else
windowDebug("Die.")
end
end

Posted: **5 Feb 2016, 18:23**

I think. you just accidentally mistook with brekets

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function onLoad()
   if(pcall(windowDebug("Are you a nice person?"))==true)then
        windowDebug("you are invited!")
   else
       windowDebug("Die.")
   end
end

Posted: **13 Feb 2016, 16:30**

Idk why, but for some reason I got an error when putting the code in.

am I supposed to define pcall as something first?

Posted: **14 Feb 2016, 0:08**

woops, my bad:

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if pcall(function() windowDebug("LOL") end) then
  -- Success! No error
else
  -- Error! Probably hit "cancle"
end

Posted: **14 Feb 2016, 14:37**

Thanks Kevsoft, It worked