Resolved Dynamic Smart String Issue with inputField

Hi,
Here is my problem :
I have a dialog to display on UI, Sentences of the dialog are stored into queue<string> and come from the asset string table of the localization package. In the inspector, I selected all LocalizedString that have to be displayed during my scene in the order of apparition. Here is my code (found on another topic) :

Code (CSharp):

1. void EnqueueLocalizedString (Queue<string> queue, LocalizedString[] locStringArray)
2.     {
3.         foreach(LocalizedString locstring in locStringArray)
4.         {
5.             var op = locstring.GetLocalizedString();
6.             if (op.IsDone)
7.                 queue.Enqueue(op.Result);
8.             else
9.                 op.Completed += (opex) => queue.Enqueue(opex.Result);
10.         }
11.     }

BUT

During dialog i made appear an InputField to allow the player to enter a character name. When the field has been filled, i make an assignment to store this value into a class called InputPlayer.

On the next sentence of the dialog i want to display the character name into the sentence which is marked as "smart". I use {input_name}.

What i do for it, is clear my queue and re enqueue the rest of the string table.
InputPlayer class is associated with my dialoguebox where LocalizeString is (like the apples example).

PROBLEM :
The character name isn't displayed just like if no assignment was made.

SUGGESTION :
When I change the selected locale, the character name appears into the sentence.
Any idea ?

I can share more code if needed.

 

Hello Karl, thank you for your quick reply.
I got error, something goes wrong with parsing, see the message below :





I get this twice, once on start, the other when i tried to validate the input by clicking a button.

How I assign the value to the smart string : like this triggered by a click button

Code (CSharp):

1. public void ValidatePlayerInput(){
2.         if((playerinput.input_name==null || playerinput.input_name=="") && InputNameText.text.Length >0)
3.         {
4.             playerinput.input_name = InputNameText.text;
5.             DialogueSentences.Clear();
6.             EnqueueLocalizedString(DialogueSentences,SentencesAlarm2);
7.             WaitForInput = false;
8.             DialoguePrinter(NameToDisplay,DialogueSentences);
9.         }
10.      
11.     }

And the InputPlayer Class is added on the dialogbox gameObject and referenced on this gameobject (GameManager)

ScreenShot of my LocalizationSetting


Did I missed a step ?

 

I already saw this instruction in one of your posts but didn't know how to implement it.
Hope this example will help other members.

It is now working like a charm.
Thank you Karl.