How to Create Frame Field in layout grid option

After fixing the usual collection of missing or misplaced parentheses, missing spaces, quotation marks in the wrong place (do you ever test your code?), it's as simple as I'd indicated in my previous post on this - you add ?frame "LIBRARY" to the hiCreateGridLayout call:

let((Label1 Label2 enter1 enter2 gridLayout)

  Label1=hiCreateLabel( 
    ?name 'Label1 ?labelText "Library Name "
    ?justification 'right
  )

  enter1=hiCreateStringField( 
    ?name 'enter1 )

  Label2=hiCreateLabel(
    ?name 'Label2 ?labelText "Cell Name "
    ?justification 'right
  )

  enter2=hiCreateStringField(
    ?name 'enter2 )

  gridLayout=hiCreateGridLayout(
    'gridLayout
    ; as simple as this:
    ?frame "LIBRARY"
    ?items list(
      list(Label1 'row 0 'col 0 )
      list(Label2 'row 1 'col 0 )
      list(enter1 'row 0 'col 1 )
      list(enter2 'row 1 'col 1 )
    )
  )

  hiCreateLayoutForm(
    'CCFexampleLayForm
    "Parameters" 
    hiCreateVerticalBoxLayout(
      'vbox
      ?items list(
        gridLayout
        list('stretch_item 1)
      )
    )
  )

  hiDisplayForm(CCFexampleLayForm)
)

Of course, this doesn't match your screen shot because that has a Browse button in and your code doesn't contain that.

Andrew.

After fixing the usual collection of missing or misplaced parentheses, missing spaces, quotation marks in the wrong place (do you ever test your code?), it's as simple as I'd indicated in my previous post on this - you add ?frame "LIBRARY" to the hiCreateGridLayout call:

let((Label1 Label2 enter1 enter2 gridLayout)

  Label1=hiCreateLabel( 
    ?name 'Label1 ?labelText "Library Name "
    ?justification 'right
  )

  enter1=hiCreateStringField( 
    ?name 'enter1 )

  Label2=hiCreateLabel(
    ?name 'Label2 ?labelText "Cell Name "
    ?justification 'right
  )

  enter2=hiCreateStringField(
    ?name 'enter2 )

  gridLayout=hiCreateGridLayout(
    'gridLayout
    ; as simple as this:
    ?frame "LIBRARY"
    ?items list(
      list(Label1 'row 0 'col 0 )
      list(Label2 'row 1 'col 0 )
      list(enter1 'row 0 'col 1 )
      list(enter2 'row 1 'col 1 )
    )
  )

  hiCreateLayoutForm(
    'CCFexampleLayForm
    "Parameters" 
    hiCreateVerticalBoxLayout(
      'vbox
      ?items list(
        gridLayout
        list('stretch_item 1)
      )
    )
  )

  hiDisplayForm(CCFexampleLayForm)
)

Of course, this doesn't match your screen shot because that has a Browse button in and your code doesn't contain that.

Andrew.

Hi Andrew,I got the point...few are my back questions, suppose...I have added more inputs like toggle field and radio buttons...Now I want that frame field should be different for different field for, eg..in radio field..its should frame as "RADIO", and for toggle, it should be 'TOGGLE."
But for the above code, if I implement frame in grid code, i.e. it is appearing LIBRARY for all the blocks..how to make different frame fields for different entities.

I have test below code and attach snap.

Regrds,

Srv

let((Label1 Label2 enter1 enter2 gridLayout Entry toggle_Entry)

Label1=hiCreateLabel(
?name 'Label1 ?labelText "Library Name "
?justification 'right
)

enter1=hiCreateStringField(
?name 'enter1 )

Label2=hiCreateLabel(
?name 'Label2 ?labelText "Cell Name "
?justification 'right
)

Entry=hiCreateRadioField(
?name 'Entry
?choices list("a" "b")
?value "a"
?enabled t
)

toggle_Entry=hiCreateToggleField(
?name 'toggle_Entry
?choices list(list('aa "check1") list('bb "check1 & check2") ))

enter2=hiCreateStringField(
?name 'enter2 )

gridLayout=hiCreateGridLayout(
'gridLayout
; as simple as this:
?frame "LIBRARY"
?items list(
list(Label1 'row 0 'col 0 )
list(Label2 'row 1 'col 0 )
list(enter1 'row 0 'col 1 )
list(enter2 'row 1 'col 1 )
list(Entry 'row 2 'col 0 )
list(toggle_Entry 'row 3 'col 0 )

)
)

hiCreateLayoutForm(
'CCFexampleLayForm
"Parameters"
hiCreateVerticalBoxLayout(
'vbox
?items list(
gridLayout
list('stretch_item 1)
)
)
)

hiDisplayForm(CCFexampleLayForm)
)

You can simply include layouts within layouts to do this. Here I've just included three grid layouts within a vertical box layout (which was in the code originally) to achieve this - as you can see, this is pretty clear and simple compared with the old coordinate-based approach:

let((Label1 Label2 enter1 enter2 Entry toggle_Entry)

  Label1=hiCreateLabel( 
    ?name 'Label1 ?labelText "Library Name "
    ?justification 'right
  )

  enter1=hiCreateStringField( 
    ?name 'enter1 )

  Label2=hiCreateLabel(
    ?name 'Label2 ?labelText "Cell Name "
    ?justification 'right
  )

  Entry=hiCreateRadioField(
    ?name 'Entry
    ?choices list("a" "b")
    ?value "a"
    ?enabled t 
  )

  toggle_Entry=hiCreateToggleField(
    ?name 'toggle_Entry
    ?choices list(list('aa "check1") list('bb "check1 & check2") ))

  enter2=hiCreateStringField(
    ?name 'enter2 )

  hiCreateLayoutForm(
    'CCFexampleLayForm
    "Parameters" 
    hiCreateVerticalBoxLayout(
      'vbox
      ?items list(
        hiCreateGridLayout(
          'libraryFrame
          ?frame "LIBRARY"
          ?items list(
            list(Label1 'row 0 'col 0 )
            list(Label2 'row 1 'col 0 )
            list(enter1 'row 0 'col 1 )
            list(enter2 'row 1 'col 1 )
          )
        )
        hiCreateGridLayout(
          'radioFrame
          ?frame "RADIO"
          ?items list(
            list(Entry 'row 0 'col 0 )
          )
        )
        hiCreateGridLayout(
          'toggleFrame
          ?frame "TOGGLE"
          ?items list(
            list(toggle_Entry 'row 0 'col 0 )
          )
        )
        ; this stops the items above getting vertical space
        ; between them as the form is stretched
        list('stretch_item 1)
      )
    )
  )

  hiDisplayForm(CCFexampleLayForm)
)

This gives this:

Regards,

Andrew