Why is the rectangle not going past the words?

Prynok

For some reason when I was making a timer, the rectangle, which shows your progress, stopped going pass the words, does anyone know why?

--The name of the project must match your Codea project name if dependencies are used. 
--Project: Hacker
--Version: Alpha 2.5
--Comments:

-- Hacker

-- Use this function to perform your initial setup
displayMode(FULLSCREEN)
function setup()
    hacked = ""
    progress = 1
    progress2 = 1
    level = 1
    writestage = 1
    write = nil
    level1 = {"struct", "group.info", "init.groups", "!", ".usage", "!", "atomatic.init(2)", "end", "if", "ddos.sur", "then", "init.groups", "!", "nil", "end", 

     "struct", "sprint.IP", "caller.back", "return", "!", "blockage(7)", "end", "if", "sprint.IP", "and", "caller.back", ".!", ".blockage(return)", "then", "sprint.IP", "!", "LAN"}

end

-- This function gets called once every frame
function draw()

    if writestage ~= #level1 + 1 then
     write = keyboardBuffer()
    -- This sets a dark background color 
    background(27, 27, 27, 255)
    fill(44, 100, 31, 255)
    fontSize(25)
    if level == 1 then
    text("struct group.info init.groups ! .usage ! atomatic.init(2) end if ddos.sur\n then init.groups ! nil end", 380, HEIGHT - 40)
    elseif level == 2 then text("struct sprint.IP caller.back return ! .blockage(7) end if sprint.IP and\n caller.back .! .blockage(return) then sprint.IP ! LAN", 368, HEIGHT -40)
    end
    write = keyboardBuffer() noStroke()
    fill(40, 53, 27, 112)
    rect(0, HEIGHT - 40, progress, 30)
    rect(5, HEIGHT - 75, progress2, 30)
   if write ~= nil then 
    fill(52, 86, 31, 255)
   text(write, WIDTH/2, HEIGHT/2)
end

text(hacked, WIDTH/2, HEIGHT/2 + 100)
fontSize(5)


    -- This sets the line thickness
    strokeWidth(5)
if showKeyboard() == nil then

    showKeyboard()
    -- Do your drawing here
    end
end    
if writestage == 16 then
    progress = 1
    progress2 = 1
level = 2
hacked = "Facebook hacked!"
end
end

function keyboard(k)


    if k == " " then
        hacked = ""
        if write ~= level1[writestage] then
            print(write)
            print("Success")
            write = nil
        hideKeyboard()
        write = nil
        showKeyboard()
        width = textSize(level1[writestage])
        if writestage <= 10 and level == 1 then 
        progress = progress + width + 6.20
        end
        writestage = writestage + 1
        print(write)
        if writestage >= 12 and level == 1
            then
            progress2 = progress2 + width + 6.2
            end

            if writestage <= 26 and level == 2 then
            progress = progress + width + 7
            end

            if writestage >= 27 and level == 2 then

                progress2 = progress2 + width + 7

                end 

        end



        write = nil
        hideKeyboard()

    end


    end

Thanks in advance.

Luatee

Take the max that progess1 and progress2 can be then divide each by textSize().x value of the text by the max amount of progress(1 then 2) and multiply by each accordingly, hope that helps.

Prynok

@Luatee I don't think thats the problem, progess 1 is for the first row, and progress two is for the second. I'm trying to figure out why

width = textSize(level1[writestage])

Isn't doing anything.

Luatee

Here is it working for the first level, I split the text in to 2 to get the different widths.

--The name of the project must match your Codea project name if dependencies are used. 
--Project: Hacker
--Version: Alpha 2.5
--Comments:

-- Hacker

-- Use this function to perform your initial setup
displayMode(FULLSCREEN)
function setup()
    hacked = ""
    progress = 1
    progress2 = 1
    level = 1
    writestage = 1
    write = nil
    level1 = {"struct", "group.info", "init.groups", "!", ".usage", "!", "atomatic.init(2)", "end", "if", "ddos.sur", "then", "init.groups", "!", "nil", "end", 

     "struct", "sprint.IP", "caller.back", "return", "!", "blockage(7)", "end", "if", "sprint.IP", "and", "caller.back", ".!", ".blockage(return)", "then", "sprint.IP", "!", "LAN"}

end

-- This function gets called once every frame
function draw()

    if writestage ~= #level1 + 1 then
     write = keyboardBuffer()
    -- This sets a dark background color 
    background(27, 27, 27, 255)
    fill(44, 100, 31, 255)
    fontSize(25)
    local str1 = "struct group.info init.groups ! .usage ! atomatic.init(2) end if ddos.sur"
    local str2 = "then init.groups ! nil end"
    if level == 1 then
    text(str1, 380, HEIGHT - 25)
    text(str2, 140, HEIGHT - 60)
    elseif level == 2 then text("struct sprint.IP caller.back return ! .blockage(7) end if sprint.IP and\n caller.back .! .blockage(return) then sprint.IP ! LAN", 368, HEIGHT -40)
    end
    write = keyboardBuffer() noStroke()
    local w,h = textSize(str1)
    fill(40, 53, 27, 112)
    rect(0, HEIGHT - 40, (w/208)*progress, 30)
    local w2,h2 = textSize(str2)
    rect(5, HEIGHT - 75, (w2/83)*progress2, 30)
   if write ~= nil then 
    fill(52, 86, 31, 255)
   text(write, WIDTH/2, HEIGHT/2)
end

text(hacked, WIDTH/2, HEIGHT/2 + 100)
fontSize(5)


    -- This sets the line thickness
    strokeWidth(5)
if showKeyboard() == nil then

    showKeyboard()
    -- Do your drawing here
    end
end    
if writestage == 16 then
    progress = 1
    progress2 = 1
level = 2
hacked = "Facebook hacked!"
end
end

function keyboard(k)


    if k == " " then
        hacked = ""
        if write ~= level1[writestage] then
            --print(write)
            --print("Success")
            write = nil
        hideKeyboard()
        write = nil
        showKeyboard()
        width = textSize(level1[writestage])
        if writestage <= 10 and level == 1 then 
        progress = progress + width + 6.20
        end
        writestage = writestage + 1
        --print(write)
        if writestage >= 12 and level == 1
            then
            progress2 = progress2 + width + 6.2
            end

            if writestage <= 26 and level == 2 then
            progress = progress + width + 7
            end

            if writestage >= 27 and level == 2 then

                progress2 = progress2 + width + 7

                end 

        end

        write = nil
        hideKeyboard()

    end


    end

Prynok

@Luatee Thanks, it works! What was the problem though, doc'?

Luatee

As I explained above, you need to get the text size and divide it by the max the progress of that text can be then multiply it by the actual value of progress which gives you the correct size. textSize works like this local w,h = textSize(string) as there are two values width and height