BankScreen¶

This file stores all methods that are used in the bankscreen-iterface. All methods here are called with the bankscreen BankScreen variable.

Writeln(BankScreen.IsOpen());

BankScreen.IsOpen¶

function TRSBankScreen.IsOpen(): Boolean;

returns True if the bankscreen is open

BankScreen.OpenAt¶

function TRSBankScreen.OpenAt(P: TPoint): Boolean;

Returns True if the bankscreen could be open’d at given location P

BankScreen._MagicalBankerFinder¶

function TRSBankScreen._MagicalBankerFinder(BoothTopColor: TCTS2Color; BankerColor: EBankerColor; Offset: TPoint): Boolean;

Calculates and finds where a bank NPC should be based from the bank booth.

BankScreen.Open¶

function TRSBankScreen.Open(Loc: EBankLocation; Tries: Int32 = 3): Boolean;

Opens the bankscreen at the selected bank location.

BankScreen.Close¶

function TRSBankScreen.Close(): Boolean;

Closes the bankscreen, returns True on success

BankScreen.ClickButton¶

function TRSBankScreen.ClickButton(btn: EBankButton; clickType: Integer = mouse_Left): Boolean;

Toggles the button

BankScreen.IsToggled¶

function TRSBankScreen.IsToggled(btn: EBankButton; minMatch:Int32=50): Boolean;

Checks if the given button is red/toggled

Bankscreen.FixSlots¶

procedure TRSBankScreen.FixSlots();

Scrolls up to the top of the bank, so slots are aligned.

Bankscreen.GetSlotBox¶

function TRSBankScreen.GetSlotBox(Slot: UInt32): TBox;

Returns the bounds of the given slot id.

Bankscreen.PointToSlot¶

function TRSBankScreen.PointToSlot(pt:TPoint): Int32;

Returns the slot-index under the given TPoint. If it’s not over a slot then -1 is returned

BankScreen.ItemIn¶

function TRSBankScreen.ItemIn(Slot: UInt32): Boolean;
function TRSBankScreen.IsSlotUsed(Slot: UInt32): Boolean;

Returns True if there’s an item in the given slot. Alias IsSlotUsed exists for naming compatiblity with Inventory.

BankScreen.DepositAll¶

function TRSBankScreen.DepositAll(): Boolean;

Depositis your inventory by clicking the deposit inventory button

BankScreen.DepositItem¶

function TRSBankScreen.DepositItem(Slot:Int32; DepositAll:Boolean): Boolean;

Depeosit a single item, or all of it’s kind from inventory.

BankScreen.Deposit¶

function TRSBankScreen.Deposit(SlotArr: TIntegerArray): Boolean;

Depeosits all the given items / slots

BankScreen.RearrangeMode¶

function TRSBankScreen.RearrangeMode(mode:EBankButton): Boolean;

Changes the way items are moved around, valid options are bbSwap and bbInsert.

BankScreen.WithdrawAs¶

function TRSBankScreen.WithdrawAs(mode:EBankButton): Boolean;

Changes the way items are withdrawn. Valid options are bbItem and bbNote

BankScreen.Search¶

function TRSBankScreen.Search(item:String): Boolean;

Search for an item using the search option in the bank.

BankScreen.Withdraw¶

function TRSBankScreen.Withdraw(slot, amount:Int32; upText:TStringArray=[]; withdrawMode:EBankButton=bbItem): Boolean;

Withdraws the the amount amount from the bank slot slot. If it fails to withdraw it will return False

Extra vaild constants for amount are:

WITHDRAW_ALL = -1;

WITHDRAW_ALL_BUT_ONE = -2;

Example:

// withdraw 28 items from slot 1 if uptext matches
bankscreen.Withdraw(1, 28, ['Iron']);

// withdraw 500 items as notes from slot 1 if uptext matches
bankscreen.Withdraw(1, 500, ['Iron'], bbNote);

// withdraw all items from slot 10 if uptext matches
bankscreen.Withdraw(10, WITHDRAW_ALL, ['Iron']);

// withdraw 28 items from slot 1 and will *ignore* uptext
bankscreen.Withdraw(1, 28);

Note

by slacky

PinScreen¶

This file also stores all methods that are used in the pinscreen-iterface.

Technically, I think you can call PinScreen.EnterPin to determine if the bankscreen interface is open, by doing so it would enter the pin if there is one.

I think at some point this should probably be handled automatically by bankscreen looking at the code this will be a bit troublesome now? - slacky

WriteLn(PinScreen.EnterPin()); // returns True if we got to the bank