form_static.dat

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>

<!-- This file contains the definition of the "static" form for the game system.
      The "static" form represents the region at the top of the main window that
      is always visible for every actor (hence the term "static"). It's an area of
      limited vertical height that spans the entire width of the main window, less
      the region needed for the validation button and the dashboard (if visible).

      In general, the "static" form should contain the character's name and core
      aspects of the character that the user will often want to refer to. However,
      there are no hard requirements for what is placed in the "static" form.

      NOTE! The unique id of the "static" form is specially recognized by Hero Lab
      as the form to be used across the top of the main window. A form with the
      id "static" is required within your data files.
-->

<document signature="Hero Lab Data">


  <!-- stRace portal
        Displays a chooser wherein the user can select the race for the character.

        We use the "LargeItem" template for selecting the adjustments, since all we
        need is basic information.

        The "chosen" script shows the selected race with a suitable prefix. If no
        race is yet selected, a prompt it shown with appropriate color highlighting.

  <portal
    id="stRace"
    style="chsNormal"
    width="110">
    <chooser_table
      component="Archetype"
      choosetemplate="LargeItem">
      <chosen><![CDATA[
        if (@ispick = 0) then
          @text = "{text clrwarning}Select Archetype"
        else
          @text = "Archetype: " & field[name].text
          endif
        ]]></chosen>
      <titlebar><![CDATA[
        @text = "Choose the race for your character"
        ]]></titlebar>
      </chooser_table>
    </portal>
  -->

  <!-- stName template
        This template displays the character name and a label to prefix it.
  -->
  <template
    id="stName"
    name="Static Panel Name"
    compset="useredit">

    <portal
      id="master"
      style="actMaster"
      tiptext="Click this button to activate this ally's Master.">
      <action
        action="master">
        </action>
      </portal>

    <portal
      id="label"
      style="lblStatic">
      <label
        text="Name:">
        </label>
      </portal>

    <portal
      id="edit"
      style="editNormal">
      <edit
        field="useredit">
        </edit>
      </portal>

    <position><![CDATA[
      ~only show the master button if the actor is a minion
      portal[master].visible = hero.isminion
      if (portal[master].visible <> 0) then
        perform portal[label].alignrel[ltor,master,8]
        endif

      ~center the label veritcally on the edit portal
      perform portal[label].centeron[vert,edit]

      ~size and position the edit portal next to the label
      perform portal[edit].alignrel[ltor,label,6]
      portal[edit].width = 175

      ~our dimensions are the extent of our portals
      height = portal[edit].bottom
      width = portal[edit].right
      ]]></position>

    </template>


  <!-- stActor template
        This template displays all the basic state information for the actor, such
        as health, power, character points, and cash.
  -->
  <template
    id="stActor"
    name="Static Actor"
    compset="Actor">

    <portal
      id="hp"
      style="lblStatic">
      <label>
        <labeltext><![CDATA[
          @text = "HP: " & herofield[acWoundSumm].text
          ]]></labeltext>
        </label>
      </portal>

    <portal
      id="cp"
      style="lblStatic">
      <label>
        <labeltext><![CDATA[
          @text = "XP: " & hero.child[resXP].field[resShort].text
          ]]></labeltext>
        </label>
      </portal>

    <portal
      id="cash"
      style="lblStatic">
      <label>
        <labeltext><![CDATA[
          var moneyvalue as number
          var money as string
          moneyvalue = herofield[acCashNet].value
          call Money
          @text = "Cash: " & money
          ]]></labeltext>
        </label>
      </portal>

    <position><![CDATA[
      ~all portals are text in the same style, and we set the template height based
      ~on the height of one of the portals, so vertical alignment can be ignored

      ~position the portals horizontally
      portal[hp].left = 0
      perform portal[cp].alignrel[ltor,hp,15]
      perform portal[cash].alignrel[ltor,cp,15]

      ~hide any portals that don't fully fit within the visible horizontal space
      if (portal[cp].right > width) then
        portal[cp].visible = 0
        endif
      if (portal[cash].right > width) then
        portal[cash].visible = 0
        endif

      ~our height is the bottommost extent of our portals
      height = portal[cash].bottom
      ]]></position>

    </template>


  <!-- static layout
        This layout consists of the character's name, race, and status info, which
        are laid out in a ribbon across the top.
  -->
  <layout
    id="static">
    <templateref template="stName" thing="heroname" taborder="10"/>
    <templateref template="stActor" thing="actor"/>

    <!-- This script sizes and positions the layout and its child visual elements. -->
    <position><![CDATA[
      ~position the name template on the left, with a little margin, then render it
      ~to generate the appropriate dimensions
      template[stName].left = 10
      perform template[stName].render

      ~position the race portal to the right of the name, with the actor template
      ~a little to the right of the race
      ~portal[stRace].left = template[stName].right + 20
      ~template[stActor].left = portal[stRace].right + 15
      template[stActor].left = template[stName].right + 20

      ~limit the width of the actor template to the remaining space available and
      ~then render the template
      template[stActor].width = width - template[stActor].left
      perform template[stActor].render

      ~center all visual elements vertically
      ~Note: We can't do this until after we've calculated the heights for both
      ~       templates, which is done when we render them.
      ~portal[stRace].top = (height - portal[stRace].height) / 2
      template[stName].top = (height - template[stName].height) / 2
      template[stActor].top = (height - template[stActor].height) / 2
      ]]></position>

    </layout>


  <!-- static form
        This is the "static" form shown at the top of the main window within Hero
        Lab.

        NOTE! The unique id of this form is specially recognized by Hero Lab as
        the form to be used across the top of the main window. A form with this
        id is required within your data files.

        NOTE! By default, this form is 40 pixels in height, and it must always be
        set to be at least 40 pixels in height.
  -->
  <form
    id="static"
    name="Static">
    <layoutref layout="static"/>
    <position><![CDATA[
      ~we only want to use 20 pixels of height and we want it centered vertically
      layout[static].height = 20
      layout[static].top = (height - layout[static].height) / 2
      ]]></position>
    </form>

  </document>