[skz]

Its possible to make a menu with the NEWEST SYSTEM like this?

PHP Code:

Store

1. Item1    Price: x
2. Item2    Price: y
3. Item3    Price: z 


Like, the price will be in the same place as the others

[klippy]

What do you mean by "newest system"?

That's most likely not possible with any "system". Menu fonts can vary, and they are usually not monospace. You can't have the exact position, but you can make it quite precise with some string formatting rules: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdio/printf/.

[Artifact]

menu_additem(menu, const name[], const info[]="", paccess=0, callback=-1);

so you need something like

PHP Code:

menu_additem(menu, "Item1", "Price X"); 


[fysiks]

It is not possible to guarantee that they would line up perfectly when using non-fixed-width fonts. However, there is a way to "right align" part of the text (but it's farther to the right than you might think; on my monitor, it's in the middle of my screen). For some reason I'm thinking "\r" is right-align but that doesn't seem correct since it might be red.

[siriusmd99]

Why don't you put 2 colums?
Item Price
1. Item1. 50$
.......

???

[OciXCrom]

Or use brackets... Item [Price]
You can use \R to align the text to the right.

[Baws]

Why don't you just put the name of the item like this: "Item 1 \y[\rPrice $\y]"
Simple.

[skz]

Originally Posted by Baws Why don't you just put the name of the item like this: "Item 1 \y[\rPrice $\y]" Simple.

I think you didn't read what I requested

I want something like that:

item 1 <--distance------> price
item 2 <--same distance> price
item 3 <--same same---> price

[gabuch2]

Originally Posted by skz I think you didn't read what I requested I want something like that: item 1 <--distance------> price item 2 <--same distance> price item 3 <--same same---> price

>>

Originally Posted by fysiks It is not possible to guarantee that they would line up perfectly when using non-fixed-width fonts. However, there is a way to "right align" part of the text (but it's farther to the right than you might think; on my monitor, it's in the middle of my screen). For some reason I'm thinking "\r" is right-align but that doesn't seem correct since it might be red.

[skz]

Originally Posted by Shattered Heart Lynx >>

Originally Posted by fysiks It is not possible to guarantee that they would line up perfectly when using non-fixed-width fonts. However, there is a way to "right align" part of the text (but it's farther to the right than you might think; on my monitor, it's in the middle of my screen). For some reason I'm thinking "\r" is right-align but that doesn't seem correct since it might be red.