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How to fill a stringField of a form by selecting a net from the schematic?

Baiyuzhong
Hello, 
I  created a string field and a button for a form using the following codes. What I want to do is that when clicking the button, it will lead me to the shematic and allow me selcect a net. Then the name of the selected net will appear at the stringFiled. How can I do that? Could somebody help me on this issue? Thanks In advance.
 
myVdd = hiCreateStringField(
?name  'Vdd
?prompt "Power Supply:"
?defValue "vdd!"
 )
 
slectVddButton = hiCreateButton(
?name 'slectVdd
?buttonText "Select"
?callback "chooseNet()"
) 
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  • berndfi
     1 procedure( getNetName( )
     2     let( ( selSet )
     3
     4     selSet = geGetSelSet()
     5
     6     if( car( selSet~>net ) then
     7         if( onep( length( selSet ) ) then
     8             printf( "Net name: %s\n" car( selSet~>net~>name ) )
     9         else
    10             warn( "More than one net selected\n" )
    11         ) ;; close if        
    12     else
    13         warn( "Selected set is not a net\n" )
    14     ) ;; close if
    15
    16     ) ;; close let
    17 ) ;; close procedure  
    18   
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  • berndfi
     1 procedure( getNetName( )
     2     let( ( selSet )
     3
     4     selSet = geGetSelSet()
     5
     6     if( car( selSet~>net ) then
     7         if( onep( length( selSet ) ) then
     8             printf( "Net name: %s\n" car( selSet~>net~>name ) )
     9         else
    10             warn( "More than one net selected\n" )
    11         ) ;; close if        
    12     else
    13         warn( "Selected set is not a net\n" )
    14     ) ;; close if
    15
    16     ) ;; close let
    17 ) ;; close procedure  
    18   
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