Combine RBA::InputDialog.get_string and RBA::InputDialog::ask_item

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• Matthias

  January 2021

  @tagger5896 The only way is to create a custom dialog.

  You'll need some Qt knowledge for this purpose. A good starting point is the "Qt dialog sample" you can select when you create a new macro in the IDE.

  Matthias
• tagger5896

  January 2021

  Matthias,

  Thanks figured out

   dialog = QDialog.new(Application.instance.main_window);
   dialog.resize(400,200)
   dialog.windowTitle = "Test Box";
   qt_layout = QVBoxLayout::new(dialog);
   dialog.setLayout(qt_layout)
  
  
   # Define the Net combo box
   combo_net = QComboBox.new(dialog)
   unique_nets.each { |p|
         combo_net.addItem(p) #nets[0] will be selected initially
   }
  
  # Define the Layers combo box
   combo_layers = QComboBox.new(dialog)
        in_lyp.each { |p|
        combo_layers.addItem(p) # layers[0] will be selected initially
         }
  
   # Add the combo box to choose net
   qt_layout.addWidget(combo_net)
   # Add the combo box to choose layers    
   qt_layout.addWidget(combo_layers)
  
    # OK button
    buttonOK = QPushButton.new(dialog)
    qt_layout.addWidget(buttonOK)
    buttonOK.text = " OK "
    buttonOK.clicked do 
         dialog.accept()
   end
  
   #Get Result of Combo box
    result = dialog.exec
    result == 1 ? accepted = true : accepted = false
    input = combo_net.currentText + "." + combo_layers.currentText
    puts input
  
• Matthias

  January 2021

  Very good! That's example what I meant.

  Thanks for sharing the code!

  Warm regards,

  Matthias
• tagger5896

  January 2021

  Matthias

  TYVM slowing wrapping my head around Ruby and python