How do I hide the commanding menu?

[juleshuxley 9]

You can give this command a multidimensional array and it will generate a menu for you: showCommandingMenu 

 

However, I'm finding it very difficult to reverse engineer this array. Here's an example of a menu:

 

AIO_MENU_GroupCommunication =
[
    ["All-In-One Command Menu",true],
    [parseText"<img color='#a532c9' image='\A3\ui_f\data\IGUI\Cfg\Actions\eject_ca.paa'/><t font='PuristaBold'> Disembark Non-Essential", [], "", -5, [["expression", "[(groupSelectedUnits player)] call AIO_fnc_disembarkNonEssential"]], "NotEmptyInVehicle", "1"],
    [parseText"<img color='#95ff44' image='\A3\ui_f\data\IGUI\Cfg\simpleTasks\types\meet_ca.paa'/><t font='PuristaBold'> Infantry Commands", ([[2], [2, 79]] select _useNumpad), "#USER:AIO_infantry_subMenu", -5, [["expression", ""]], "1", "1"],
    [parseText"<img color='#ffff00' image='\A3\ui_f\data\IGUI\Cfg\simpleTasks\types\navigate_ca.paa'/><t font='PuristaBold'> WayPoints", ([[3], [3, 80]] select _useNumpad), "", -5, [["expression", "call AIO_fnc_startWaypointUI"]], "1", "1"],
    [parseText"<img color='#ffa43d' image='\A3\ui_f\data\IGUI\Cfg\simpleTasks\types\heli_ca.paa'/><t font='PuristaBold'> Vehicle Commands", ([[4], [4, 81]] select _useNumpad), "#USER:AIO_vehicle_subMenu", -5, [["expression", ""]], "1", "1"],
    [parseText"<img color='#8c3825' image='\A3\ui_f\data\IGUI\Cfg\simpleTasks\types\rifle_ca.paa'/><t font='PuristaBold'> Manage equipment", ([[5], [5, 75]] select _useNumpad), "#USER:AIO_weaponAcessories_subMenu", -5, [["expression", ""]], "1", "1"],
    ["", [], "", -1, [["expression", ""]], "1", "0"],
    [parseText"<img color='#ffd6df' image='\A3\ui_f\data\IGUI\Cfg\Actions\take_ca.paa'/><t font='PuristaBold'> Actions", ([[6], [6, 76]] select _useNumpad), "#USER:AIO_action_subMenu", -5, [["expression", ""]], "1", "1"],
    ["", [], "", -1, [["expression", ""]], "1", "0"],
    [parseText"<img color='#f94a4a' image='\A3\ui_f\data\IGUI\Cfg\simpleTasks\types\takeoff_ca.paa'/><t font='PuristaBold'> Unstick Unit", ([[7], [7, 77]] select _useNumpad), "", -5, [["expression", "[(groupSelectedUnits player)] spawn AIO_fnc_unstickUnit "]], "1", "1"],
    ["", [], "", -1, [["expression", ""]], "1", "0"],
    [parseText"<img image='AIO_AIMENU\pictures\advance1.paa'/><t font='PuristaBold'> High Command", ([[8], [8, 71]] select _useNumpad), "", -5, [["expression", "[] spawn AIO_fnc_Menu_HC"]], "1", "1"],
    [parseText"<img image='\A3\ui_f\data\IGUI\Cfg\simpleTasks\types\documents_ca.paa'/><t font='PuristaBold'> Cheats", ([[9], [9, 72]] select _useNumpad), "", -5, [["expression", "[groupSelectedUnits player] spawn AIO_fnc_createCheatsMenu"]], AIO_Cheats_Enabled_STR, "1"],
    [parseText"<img color='#5c3fd9' image='AIO_AIMENU\pictures\zeus.paa'/><t font='PuristaBold'> Activate AIO Zeus", _zeusShortcut, "", -5, [["expression", "[0] call AIO_fnc_zeus"]], AIO_Zeus_Enabled_STR, "1"]
];

Can someone explain every array entry for one item and what it does?
 

Entry 1: Is the button's description. Font and an image can also be inserted through using the parseText function here.

Entry 2: An emty array, sometimes contains small arrays??
Entry 3: sometimes contains the function select _useNumpad
Entry 4: Contains a string that will be evaluated as code, it's what happens when the button is chosen by the user
Entry 5: An interger ???
Entry 6 An integer???

Something like that, it's really hard to read what's going on. Very poor documentation on showCommandingMenu, I have no idea how the person who made the mod I'm reverse engineering figured all this out.

Can someone help me figure out the array structure for showCommandingMenu? Thanks

[juleshuxley 9]

Is there a function or method to hide the menu created by showCommandingMenuu ?

[EO 11225]

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Edited October 15, 2020 by EO
Post no longer relevant.

[R0adki11 3945]

On 10/14/2020 at 3:34 PM, juleshuxley said:

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Two threads of the same name merged and moved to the correct location. As EO said please post in the correct location, any further issues may result in forum infractions.