Lets say i have this function:




int main()
{

   nio_console csl;
   lcd_ingray();
   clrscr();
   nio_InitConsole(csl, 54, 30, 0, 0, 0, 15);
   nio_DrawConsole(csl);
   nio_drawing_enabled(&csl,TRUE);
   nio_cursor_type(&csl, NIO_CURSOR_UNDERSCORE);
   doSomething();
}


int doSomething()
{

   const char * title = "Title";
   const char * subtitle = "Sub titile";
   const char * msg1 = "Element 1";
   const char * msg2 = "Element 2";
   char * defaultvalue = "default value";
   char * value;
   int len;


   
   int value1 = 42;
   int value2 = 1337;
   char popup1_result[256];
   char popup2_result[256];
   if (show_1numeric_input(title, subtitle, msg1, &value1, -42, 9001) != 1) return 0;
   sprintf(popup1_result, "%s:%d", msg1, value1);
   show_msgbox(title, popup1_result);
}
(It's some code of the "ndless_popup_tests" example)


Than that results in a completely awkward screen.
If i use standard messagebox with title and content then it works perfectly and the box will be drawn over the console window.
However, using the used messagebox works so its just a graphical problem.
Is there a possibility to close the console window somehow and open it afterwards?

Problem solved now:


if you want to display messageboxes and console together, you have to switch between grayscale mode and color mode with


lcd_incolor();
lcd_ingray();
else it produces such graphic bugs 

For now, it works fine and if the user has so much folders, its not my fault 
Right now i dont notice any delay and i have quite some folders...
I don't think this much of a problem. I just used this version with the messagebox
because i was too lazy to make my own console function, this way its one line + some stuff
around to get the data into a struct.


However, thanks for the notice, if i feel some delay, i'll make use of it 


EDIT: tryed it out on my real calculator and it really slowed it down, thanks, i fixed it <3