CT STRUCTURED TEXT

Introduction

The Structured Text control can display Structured Text. This is a separate data type in Arma. Structured Text can not only hold some text values, it also can contain some attributes to format the text, as you can see in the example picture below. You can contain a subclass Attributes to change the default attributes for your control. But the Attributes class and all of its attributes are optional and do not have to be specified.

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  A StructuredText control with some formatting included.

Related commands & functions

• Commands: General
• Commands: UI Eventhandlers
• Commands: Structured Text

Related User Interface Eventhandlers

• Events: General

Alphabetical Order

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TokenNames common to most controls, such as x, y, w, h, text, idc... can be found here.

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Not all of the listed attributes might have an effect nor might the list be complete. All attributes were gathered with this config crawler.

#define CT_STRUCTURED_TEXT 13

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Attributes

Type

Class

Description

Subclass with options how the text should be rendered. Attributes represent the Structured Text options.

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It is impossible to inherit class attributes from an existing CT_STRUCTURED_TEXT control. While no error is shown, properties of class attributes will simply not be set. Define needed properties manually!

Optional SubClass Attributes Properties
Name	Type	Remark	Default Value
font	string	fontname to use	"Zeppelin32"
size	Float	Set the size of the text where 1 is the size value of parent class.	1
color	string	text color defined in HMTL-like syntax.	"#ffffff"
align	string	align of text. Values can be "left", "center" or "right"	"center"
valign	string	vertical align of text. Values can be "top", "middle", "bottom".	"middle"
shadow	Integer	affects the shadow of the text.	1 (true)
shadowColor	string	shadow color defined in HMTL-like syntax.	"#000000"
shadowOffset
image	string
underline
href	string
linkColor	string

class Attributes
{
	font = "RobotoCondensed";
	color = "#ffffff";
	colorLink = "#D09B43";
	align = "left";
	shadow = 1;
};

Default Classes

AddOns: Classes need to be initialised first with class SomeClass;

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Missions: Since Arma 3 v2.02 one can use import SomeClass; to initialise a class (see the import keyword).

In older versions, use "Default" call BIS_fnc_exportGUIBaseClasses; and paste the result into the description.ext.

RscStructuredText

class RscStructuredText
{
	deletable = 0;
	fade = 0;
	access = 0;
	type = CT_STRUCTURED_TEXT;
	idc = -1;
	style = ST_LEFT;
	colorText[] = {1,1,1,1};
	class Attributes
	{
		font = "RobotoCondensed";
		color = "#ffffff";
		colorLink = "#D09B43";
		align = "left";
		shadow = 1;
	};
	x = 0;
	y = 0;
	h = 0.035;
	w = 0.1;
	text = "";
	size = GUI_TEXT_SIZE_MEDIUM;
	shadow = 1;
};

Other Examples

The following example uses almost the same code as the controls shown in the example screenshot.

class MyRscStructuredText
{
	idc = -1; 
	type = CT_STRUCTURED_TEXT;	// defined constant
	style = ST_LEFT;				// defined constant
	colorBackground[] = { 1, 1, 1, 1 }; 
	x = 0.1; 
	y = 0.1; 
	w = 0.3; 
	h = 0.1; 
	size = 0.018;
	text = "";
	class Attributes
	{
		font = "TahomaB";
		color = "#000000";
		align = "center";
		valign = "middle";
		shadow = false;
		shadowColor = "#ff0000";
		size = "1";
	};
};