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Asked By | Koroshiya |
I make a function to change de node type between Button and EdLine:
func _on_Name_pressed(edit = null):
var node
var sig
var old_node = get_node("Name")
get_node("Name").queue_free()
if get_node("Name") is Button:
node = LineEdit.new()
sig = "text_entered"
else:
node = Button.new()
sig = "pressed"
get_node(".").add_child(node)
node.set_name(old_node.name)
if get_node("Name") is LineEdit:
node.set_text(edit)
else:
node.set_text(old_node.text)
get_node("Name").connect(sig, self, "_on_Name_pressed")
get_node("Name").grab_focus()
I cant´t use “free()” and must use “queue_free()”, I guess the node is not deleted until the whole function does not finish.
The problem is in the last 2 lines when I do “get_node(“Name”)”.
I guess since the old node hasn’t been deleted yet, the lines conect the signal and grab_focus on the old node, no the new.
By the way, in the line i make “node.set_name(old_node.name)”, are there 2 nodes, which are called the same ?
I have discovered the function “get_instance_id()”, but I don’t know what to do with it ?
Any ideas, without changing the name of the node ?
Can’t you just hide and reveal two nodes that are present in a scene for whole time?
Reloecc | 2020-09-14 10:48
There is no fixed number of buttons, and the buttons are inside VBoxContainers, which complicates things.
The “remove_child()” option, it seems simpler.
Koroshiya | 2020-09-14 11:31