gg.prompt Call Function() using gg.prompt

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I wanna make a gg.prompt which can do main() or any function.

 

Here is 1 example I made but it doesn't work with gg.prompt

 

function test1()
  gg.alert('Test1 ok')
 end

function abc()
  gg.alert('no bye')
  os.exit()
  end

local response = gg.prompt({'Put function to call'}, {''}, {'text'})

pcall(load(response[1]))

but it doesn't work. When I put it function name instead of response[1] it work.

 

I'm trying to make a database. 

[XEKEX]

function test_1()
  gg.alert('Test1 ok')
 end
function test_2()
  gg.alert('no bye')
  os.exit()
  end



local response = gg.prompt({'function test','function test 2'}, {'',''}, {'text','text'})

if response ~= nil then
  if response[1] then test_1() 
  elseif response[2] then test_2()
  end
end

 you can also do : 
 

func = {
[1] = function()
  gg.alert('Test1 ok')
 end,
[2] = function()
  gg.alert('no bye')
  os.exit()
  end,
...
}



local response = gg.prompt({'function test','function test 2'}, {'',''}, {'text','text'})

if response ~= nil then -- check if the user input somthing
  for k,v in pairs(response) do --iterate over the response table and check where the user input ( check the index )
	if v~= '' then func[k]() end -- check the value of each index isn't nil then we call the function correspond to that index from func table
  end
end



--[[ Note:
func index must be the same index as response ( make sure you put the same order )

 

Edited June 15, 2023 by XEKEX