[Include] Named Dialogs - Give your dialogs names!

[Gamer_Z]

Final speed results till 20-09-2011:

FDLG is  AT LEAST 1350 times faster and up to 2707 times faster than NDLG
gDialog is AT LEAST 1328 times faster and up to 1874 times faster than NDLG
gDialog (speed mode) is up to 1.41 times faster than gDialog (slow mode)
FDLG is AT LEAST 1.45 times faster and up to 2.04 times faster than gDialog

[Diagram]

Goodness, even in miliseconds it looks way slow indeed with the presence of FDLG.
Right then, I'll stick with FDLG.

[Wyu]

Tip: use 'static' instead of 'new __PRIV_*'

[Edvin]

Good Job i really needed this

[Gamer_Z]

Originally Posted by Wyu

Tip: use 'static' instead of 'new __PRIV_*'

first of all why? , the only thing I know is that if I declare a static variable anywhere it will still be available in global scope or if I declare it in a public it won't be recreated because it will keep existing, if you declare a new on a global scope it won't we re-created either.

[wups]

I've got an idea for this. There is a function like GetFunctionIdx by Y_Less.
I think you can use it for dialogids. That would make the code MUCH faster.

[Gamer_Z]

Originally Posted by wups

I've got an idea for this. There is a function like GetFunctionIdx by Y_Less.
I think you can use it for dialogids. That would make the code MUCH faster.

and how would I accomplish that? can u give an example?

[wups]

Originally Posted by Gamer_Z

and how would I accomplish that? can u give an example?

You fetch a dialogid, by the vector name right? Just fetch the id by the function idx(every public has it's own unique id). Oh wait you can actually use funcidx.
dialogid = funcidx("DIALOG_Login");

[Gamer_Z]

Originally Posted by wups

You fetch a dialogid, by the vector name right? Just fetch the id by the function idx(every public has it's own unique id). Oh wait you can actually use funcidx.
dialogid = funcidx("DIALOG_Login");

this script does exactly the opposite, you can see it as:

CallLocalFunction(GetDialogNameByID(dialogid),para ms...);

[wups]

Oh, it was
Scripting_GetPublic(idx, buffer[33], search[] = "");
Don't know if you can do anything with it.