On Mon, 11 Sep 2017 10:44:07 -0500
Austin Redding wrote:
> I'm attempting to use 'askdirectory' in order to populate a widget
> with the relevant files in the user selected directory. However,
> when using 'askdirectory' the user isn't able to see the files inside
> the directory, unlike 'askope
Hi,
On Tue, 12 Sep 2017 11:35:32 +1200
Greg Ewing wrote:
> Austin Redding wrote:
> > Is there any fix to allow for the contents of a directory to be
> > displayed (like 'askopenfilename'), but maintain the functionality of
> > 'askdirectory'?
>
> This seems to be platform-dependent. On MacOSX
Austin Redding wrote:
Is there any fix to allow for the contents of a directory to be
displayed (like 'askopenfilename'), but maintain the functionality of
'askdirectory'?
This seems to be platform-dependent. On MacOSX I get a
dialog that shows the filenames greyed out.
I'm guessing you're us
Hi Austin,
On Mon, 11 Sep 2017 10:44:07 -0500
Austin Redding wrote:
> I'm attempting to use 'askdirectory' in order to populate a widget with
> the relevant files in the user selected directory. However, when using
> 'askdirectory' the user isn't able to see the files inside the
> directory, un
I'm attempting to use 'askdirectory' in order to populate a widget with the
relevant files in the user selected directory. However, when using
'askdirectory' the user isn't able to see the files inside the directory,
unlike 'askopenfilename' which displays all the files.
Is there any fix to allow
