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Game.UI.DialogAction

Assembly:
Assembly-CSharp (inferred — main game assembly where UI helpers typically reside)

Namespace:
Game.UI

Type:
public static class

Base:
System.Object (static classes are sealed and inherit from object)

Summary:
Utility holder for dialog action localization keys. This static class provides predefined constant keys for common dialog actions (Yes/No) and a helper to construct the standardized dialog-action key string for any arbitrary action name. These keys follow the pattern "Common.DIALOG_ACTION[]" which the game's localization/system expects.

Fields

  • public const string kYes
    Constant key for the "Yes" dialog action. Value: "Common.DIALOG_ACTION[Yes]". Use this when you need the localized/localization-key string for a confirmation/positive dialog action.

  • public const string kNo
    Constant key for the "No" dialog action. Value: "Common.DIALOG_ACTION[No]". Use this for negative/cancel dialog actions.

Properties

  • None.
    This static helper class does not expose any properties.

Constructors

  • None (static class).
    There are no instance constructors or explicit static constructors defined — the class is static and only contains constants and a static method.

Methods

  • public static string GetId(string value)
    Builds and returns a dialog-action key string in the standard format: "Common.DIALOG_ACTION[]".
    Parameters:
  • value: The action name to embed in the key (for example "Accept", "Cancel", "Retry").
    Returns:
  • A formatted string to be used as the dialog action key.

Usage Example

// Using predefined constants
string yesKey = DialogAction.kYes; // "Common.DIALOG_ACTION[Yes]"
string noKey = DialogAction.kNo;   // "Common.DIALOG_ACTION[No]"

// Generating a custom action key
string acceptKey = DialogAction.GetId("Accept"); // "Common.DIALOG_ACTION[Accept]"

// Example usage in dialog code (pseudo)
// dialog.AddButton(acceptKey, OnAccept);
// dialog.AddButton(DialogAction.kNo, OnCancel);