Request: Please add the ability to add a seperate display name argument for the enumarable type in config.cs

[TheBestAstroNOT]

In the configuration part of the mod please add an option to add a seperate display argument while rn it directly displays the name of the ENUM itself. like this: - It would be better if with an argument you can add a prettier better looking version of the enum

[Sewer56]

I'd gladly take a PR for it, however, I'm not planning on adding any non-trivial functionality to R2 myself for now. All of my focus is on Reloaded3, which I'm spending 25-30 hours a week on after work. (Pretty much, I don't have a life)

You'd need to do the following:

• Fork my Fork of Fork of Handy Control: https://github.com/Sewer56/HandyControl
• Use some existing runtime built-in attribute to specify the names of the enum entries.
• In the code that creates the PropertyGrid, check that attribute for enums.
• Update the mod template to note the new behaviour.

[TheBestAstroNOT]

umm this is a bit out of my league, i found the file related to the propertygrid but i dont know where to start

[TheBestAstroNOT]

@Sewer56 Do you know if there is a way we can call functions from other files in config.cs. That way i can fix this issue

[Sewer56]

Do you mean:

1. Call a function based on what the enum is set to?
2. Set a function to determine the member name?

1. Call function based on Value

You can make a method which checks your config, and then runs some code based on the values. Put that in a separate method that takes the config as a parameter.

Then:

• Call that method from startup at Mod.cs.
• Call that method from public override void ConfigurationUpdated(Config configuration)

2. Set function to determine member name

Not currently possible, hence why this issue is open.

[TheBestAstroNOT]

I am basically making a application to act as an interface between the reloaded II config and the user. Basically u can add options to the application and images,videos and stuff and it will interact with the config directly. I just need to either detect when the configure mod button is pressed or i need to directly call a function/exe via the config.cs file. If i can do that i can easily make it much better.

[Sewer56]

This link may help https://github.com/Reloaded-Project/Reloaded-II/discussions/379#discussioncomment-9461136

[TheBestAstroNOT]

Ok thanks