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Create GUI to store user input string

blankman
Hi,

I’m looking to create a GUI that takes and stores a number of input strings, ie lib name, cell name etc. I’ve tried using hiDisplayAppDBox, but this only allows for creation of buttons. Is there means of doing this?

Thanks,
Brian.
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  • blankman

    Andrew, thanks, help very much appreciated.

    One last question; I'm hoping now to open the stored cell via bindkey as below. Previously I had set 3 global variables to make this work; BSlibname1 BScellname1 BSviewname1. I’ve tried extracting this data from the code, but without success. How would I go about doing this in this instance?

    Regards,
    Brian.

    hiSetBindKey("Command Interpreter" "Ctrl Alt Shift<key>1" "win1=hiCreateWindow('((1599 0) (3520 1173)) \"graphics\" \"layout_win\" \"\" t) geOpen(?window win1 ?lib BSlibName1 ?cell BScellName1 ?view BSviewName1 ?mode \"r\") hiResizeWindow(win1 list(1599:0 3520:1173)) leResizeLSW(list(1424:0 1595:1178))")

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  • blankman

    Andrew, thanks, help very much appreciated.

    One last question; I'm hoping now to open the stored cell via bindkey as below. Previously I had set 3 global variables to make this work; BSlibname1 BScellname1 BSviewname1. I’ve tried extracting this data from the code, but without success. How would I go about doing this in this instance?

    Regards,
    Brian.

    hiSetBindKey("Command Interpreter" "Ctrl Alt Shift<key>1" "win1=hiCreateWindow('((1599 0) (3520 1173)) \"graphics\" \"layout_win\" \"\" t) geOpen(?window win1 ?lib BSlibName1 ?cell BScellName1 ?view BSviewName1 ?mode \"r\") hiResizeWindow(win1 list(1599:0 3520:1173)) leResizeLSW(list(1424:0 1595:1178))")

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