Dear Philippe,
Here is a non-modal dialog with customizable “Yes” and “No” buttons:
Dialog.createNonBlocking("YesNoCancel Demo");
Dialog.addMessage("Non-blocking YesNoCancel dialog");
Dialog.enableYesNoCancel("Yes", "No");
Dialog.show;
print("User clicked \""+Dialog.getYesNoCancel+"\"”);
The macro is aborted if the user clicks on “Cancel”.
It requires ImageJ 1.54h, which adds Dialog.enableYesNoCancel(yesLabel,noLabel)
and Dialog.getYesNoCancel macro functions.
And here is a JavaScript version:
gd = new NonBlockingGenericDialog("YesNoCancel Demo");
gd.addMessage("This is a YesNoCancel dialog");
gd.enableYesNoCancel("Do something", "Do something else");
gd.showDialog();
if (gd.wasCanceled())
IJ.log("User clicked 'Cancel'");
else if (gd.wasOKed())
IJ. log("User clicked 'Yes'");
else
IJ. log("User clicked 'No'”);
-wayne
> On Dec 13, 2023, at 5:42 PM, CARL Philippe (LBP) <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> Dear all (probably Wayne),
> I would like to have a non modal dialog box in macro langage for which I
> could have the possibility to have custom "Yes", "No" and "Cancel" buttons.
> Within the dialog creation there is the possibility to have a non-modal
> dialog box (through the use of Dialog.createNonBlocking) but with this method
> there is no possibility to have some (either custom or not) "Yes", "No" and
> "Cancel" buttons.
> In parallel there is the getBoolean method, but very unfortunately its dialog
> box is modal.
> Thus would it please be possible to have a nonBlockingGetBoolean(message,
> yesLabel, noLabel) method implemented ?
> Thanks a lot in advance.
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