Description

The interface to access save system dialog functionality on PlayStation 4.

As the object is a singleton (there is only one SaveSystemDialog), you do not need to pass any SaveSystemDialog object to the functions. All the functions operate on the SaveSystemDialog singleton.

Sample usage:

stingray.SaveSystemDialog.initialize()

...

stingray.SaveSystemDialog.open(1344, user_id)

...

stingray.SaveSystemDialog.terminate()

Currently, the save system dialog can only be used to display the 'out of space when saving' error information.

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Functions

close ( )

Closes the SaveSystemDialog.

Parameters

This function does not accept any parameters.

Returns

This function does not return any values.

Generally, this is done by a user action. The stingray.SaveSystemDialog.status() must be stingray.SaveSystemDialog.RUNNING when calling this function.

initialize ( )

Initializes the save system dialog.

Parameters

This function does not accept any parameters.

Returns

This function does not return any values.

You must call this function before stingray.SaveSystemDialog.open().

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open ( required_blocks, user_id )

Creates and opens the save system dialog.

Parameters

required_blocks :	integer	The number of blocks the user needs to free. Required. As specified in stingray.SaveSystem.save_error_result().
user_id :	integer	The ID of the user for whom the saved game must be created. Optional. If omitted, the ID of the user that launched the application is used.

Returns

This function does not return any values.

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status ( ) : integer

Updates and returns the current status of the save system dialog.

Parameters

This function does not accept any parameters.

Returns

integer

The status of the save system dialog. May be any of the status constants.

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terminate ( )

Terminates the save system dialog and frees up the allocated resources.

Parameters

This function does not accept any parameters.

Returns

This function does not return any values.

You must call terminate() whether the operation completed successfully or not. You can call terminate() any time after stingray.SaveSystemDialog.initialize() in order to abort the save system dialog.