Activates the specified frontend menu context.
pausemenu.xml defines some specific menu options using 'context'. Context is basically a 'condition'.
The *ALL* part of the context means that whatever is being defined, will be active when any or all of those conditions after *ALL* are met.
The *NONE* part of the context section means that whatever is being defined, will NOT be active if any or all of the conditions after *NONE* are met.
This basically allows you to hide certain menu sections, or things like instructional buttons.
See the old description below for more info.
Seems to add/set the current menu context (to show/hide buttons?)
Pausemenu.xml:
<Contexts>*ALL*, DISPLAY_CORONA_BUTTONS, *NONE*, BET_LOCKED, BET_AVAILABLE, SCROLL_OPTION</Contexts>
Code:
if (...) {
sub_bbd34(a_0, 0, "FM_BET_HELP");
UI::PAUSE_MENU_ACTIVATE_CONTEXT(${bet_available}); // This native
UI::OBJECT_DECAL_TOGGLE(${bet_locked});
} else {
sub_bbd34(a_0, 0, "");
UI::OBJECT_DECAL_TOGGLE(${bet_available});
UI::PAUSE_MENU_ACTIVATE_CONTEXT(${bet_locked}); // This native
}
OBJECT_DECAL_TOGGLE seems to remove a context, It also has a hash collision
// Old
Scripts do not make this native's purpose clear. However, this native most likely has something to do with decals since in nearly every instance, "OBJECT_DECAL_TOGGLE" is called prior.