addWindow

I have absolutely no experience with adding windows "Inventories" at all. So I need help, anyone know where I can get more information on this. I got this from a recent thread called "Player Inventory" and I still don't clearly understand if I'm doing this right or not.

PHP:

<?php

namespace OpenINV;

use pocketmine\inventory\PlayerInventory;


use pocketmine\inventory\FurnaceInventory;


use pocketmine\inventory\DoubleChestInventory;


use pocketmine\inventory\ChestInventory;


use pocketmine\inventory\BrewingInventory;


use pocketmine\inventory\AnvilInventory;


use pocketmine\inventory\EnchantInventory;


use pocketmine\plugin\PluginBase;


use pocketmine\event\Listener;


use pocketmine\event\inventory\InventoryOpenEvent;


use pocketmine\level\sound\AnvilUseSound;


use pocketmine\level\sound\EndermanTeleportSound;


use pocketmine\level\sound\ButtonClickSound;

use pocketmine\command\Command;
use pocketmine\command\CommandSender;
use pocketmine\event\Listener;
use pocketmine\Player;

use pocketmine\utils\TextFormat;

use pocketmine\event\player\PlayerJoinEvent;

class Main extends PluginBase implements Listener {

    public function onEnable(){
        $this->getServer()->getPluginManager()->registerEvents($this, $this);
    }
 
    public function onJoin(PlayerJoinEvent $event){
            $player = $event->getPlayer();
            $player->addWindow($player->getInventory(PlayerInventory)); //Maybe??
            }
        }


What I'm asking is where would I find out how to do this, unless someone here is willing to show me

$player->addWindow($player->getInventory());

Back on topic: By window, dont you mean glass?

I use code blocks... And also, sometimes addWindow has issues, in my case

Thats a PANEL.

Ok :3

Sorry for my obsession.

Spoiler: Searching functions with the word 'Window' from MCPE 0.14.0

Code:

$ grep -i '.*Window.*>:$' < in/mpe0140.asm
0027c378 <[email protected]>:
0027c39c <[email protected]>:
0029e328 <ChatScreen::closeWindow()>:
002a6d8c <TouchControl::setWindowSize(int, int)>:
002a77b0 <TouchControlSet::setWindowSize(int, int)>:
002b6874 <InputHandler::setWindowSize(int, int)>:
003199f4 <mce::RenderContext::createWindowSizeDependentResources()>:
0034acac <Screen::supppressedBySubWindow()>:
003821c4 <InventoryScreen::_closeWindow()>:
004a5890 <MobEffectsScreen::_closeWindow()>:
005252c0 <PackedScrollContainer::setWindowResizedFlag(bool)>:
00578de4 <TouchMapper::setWindowSize(int, int)>:
0057b0f4 <InputDeviceMapper::setWindowSize(int, int)>:
005a7fb0 <convertAndroidKeyCodeToWindowsKeyCode(int)>:
005be8a0 <mce::RenderContextBase::createWindowSizeDependentResources()>:
0060297a <RakNet::ReliabilityLayer::UpdateWindowFromPacketloss(unsigned long long)>:
0060297c <RakNet::ReliabilityLayer::UpdateWindowFromAck(unsigned long long)>:
00608254 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::CCRakNetSlidingWindow()>:
00608256 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::~CCRakNetSlidingWindow()>:
00608258 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::Init(unsigned long long, unsigned int)>:
006082a4 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::Update(unsigned long long, bool)>:
006082a6 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::GetRetransmissionBandwidth(unsigned long long, unsigned long long, unsigned int, bool)>:
006082aa <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::GetTransmissionBandwidth(unsigned long long, unsigned long long, unsigned int, bool)>:
006082d8 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::GetNextDatagramSequenceNumber()>:
006082de <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::GetAndIncrementNextDatagramSequenceNumber()>:
006082ee <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::OnSendBytes(unsigned long long, unsigned int)>:
006082f0 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::OnGotPacketPair(RakNet::uint24_t, unsigned int, unsigned long long)>:
006082f2 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::OnResend(unsigned long long, unsigned long long)>:
0060834a <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::OnNAK(unsigned long long, RakNet::uint24_t)>:
00608368 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::OnDuplicateAck(unsigned long long, RakNet::uint24_t)>:
0060836a <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::OnSendAckGetBAndAS(unsigned long long, bool*, double*, double*)>:
00608372 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::OnSendAck(unsigned long long, unsigned int)>:
0060837c <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::OnSendNACK(unsigned long long, unsigned int)>:
00608380 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::GetRTOForRetransmission(unsigned char) const>:
006083d4 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::SetMTU(unsigned int)>:
006083d8 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::GetMTU() const>:
006083dc <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::GetLocalReceiveRate(unsigned long long) const>:
006083e8 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::GetRTT() const>:
00608410 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::GreaterThan(RakNet::uint24_t, RakNet::uint24_t)>:
0060842e <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::OnGotPacket(RakNet::uint24_t, bool, unsigned long long, unsigned int, unsigned int*)>:
0060849c <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::LessThan(RakNet::uint24_t, RakNet::uint24_t)>:
006084c0 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::GetBytesPerSecondLimitByCongestionControl() const>:
006084c8 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::GetSenderRTOForACK() const>:
00608500 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::ShouldSendACKs(unsigned long long, unsigned long long)>:
00608534 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::IsInSlowStart() const>:
00608560 <RakNet::CCRakNetSlidingWindow::OnAck(unsigned long long, unsigned long long, bool, double, double, double, bool, RakNet::uint24_t)>:
0060927c <GetMyIP_Windows_Linux_IPV4(RakNet::SystemAddress*)>:
00609304 <GetMyIP_Windows_Linux(RakNet::SystemAddress*)>:
00609308 <RakNet::RNS2_Windows_Linux_360::Send_Windows_Linux_360NoVDP(int, RakNet::RNS2_SendParameters*, char const*, unsigned int)>:
0076bed4 <_methodGetWindowToken>:
0076bee0 <_methodGetWindow>:
0076bf5c <_classWindow>:

And look at this line in specific:

Code:

003821c4 <InventoryScreen::_closeWindow()>:

And I found a call to this function from the function InventoryScreen::drawIcon(InventoryPaneType, ImageButton), which suggests that this may be the action that happens when a player clicks the "Close" button of the inventory.
Another call is from InventoryScreen::handleBackEvent(bool), which suggests that this may be the action that happens when a player clicks the "Back" button when opening an inventory, leading to an inventory window closing.
Another call is from InventoryScreen::_buttonClicked(Button&). Probably the same thing as the first search.
I also found a call from InventoryScreen::tick(), but I cannot determine what it is about. But since this is the only call left, I guess that this is about closing inventory window when a player gets hurt. Don't have time to make a mod to NOP that instruction to prove it though

Yup I realised After I posed that it doest mean glass xD but thanks for the reference anyway

Whoops

Nope, Player Inventory

. . .

Tiiiiiiiny bit slow on that reply. xD

Lmao, sorry

Just a little

we can open player inventory in 0.14?

Possibly!!

OMG!!

Emoji Players...

Yes if the chest isn't 10 blocks far away from the player.

But i mean player inventory not chest inventory