'Call mod' button now pops up a dialog.
- Allows for cancelling calling a mod if it was a mistake. - Allows for giving a reason for the call, optionally. - **Obviously needs server-side support, too, to work.**
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#include <QBrush>
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#include <QTextCharFormat>
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#include <QFont>
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#include <QInputDialog>
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Courtroom::Courtroom(AOApplication *p_ao_app) : QMainWindow()
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{
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@ -2337,7 +2338,14 @@ void Courtroom::on_spectator_clicked()
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void Courtroom::on_call_mod_clicked()
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{
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  ao_app->send_server_packet(new AOPacket("ZZ#%"));
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  bool ok;
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  QString text = QInputDialog::getText(ui_viewport, "Call a mod",
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                                               "Reason for the modcall (optional):", QLineEdit::Normal,
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                                               "", &ok);
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  if (ok)
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  {
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    ao_app->send_server_packet(new AOPacket("ZZ#" + text + "#%"));
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  }
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  ui_ic_chat_message->setFocus();
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}
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