select_relative_wrap
This is useful for sequentially selecting values from a list based on a current value.
// Move forwards {+1} through a list of colors
color = select_relative_wrap(color, +1, c_red, c_orange, c_yellow, c_green, c_blue);
In the above example, if the current value of color
is c_orange
, then its new value
would be set to the next value in the list, c_yellow
.
// Or move backwards {-1} through a list of colors
color = select_relative_wrap(color, -1, c_red, c_orange, c_yellow, c_green, c_blue);
If a relative position is beyond the range of given choices, the position "wraps around"
to the other end of the list. In the second example, if the current value of color
is
c_red
, then its new value would be set to c_blue
.
If current value isn't among the choices, the returned value is undefined.
- select_relative_wrap(current,delta,choice1,choice2...)
- Returns an argument in a position relative to a given value.
COPY/// select_relative_wrap(current,delta,choice1,choice2...)
//
// Returns an argument in a position relative to a given value.
// If a relative position is beyond the range of given choices,
// the position is wrapped until it is within range. If current
// value isn't among the choices, the return value is undefined.
//
// current value matching a given choice
// delta relative position of desired choice, integer
// choiceN value to return, if selected
//
// eg. select_relative_wrap("Name", -2, "Hello", "Doctor", "Name") == "Hello"
// select_relative_wrap("Name", 2, "Hello", "Doctor", "Name") == "Doctor"
//
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{
var current = argument[0];
var delta = argument[1];
var size = argument_count - 2;
var choices = ds_list_create();
for (var i = 2; i < argument_count; i++) ds_list_add(choices, argument[i]);
i = ds_list_find_index(choices, current);
if (i < 0) return undefined;
i = (((i + delta) mod size) + size) mod size;
var result = ds_list_find_value(choices, i);
ds_list_destroy(choices);
return result;
}
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