On Sep 27, 2009, at 8:00 PM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
> Hi, I must now instantiate a modal form from a button in my main form.
> Been reading the archives and this is what I came up with. Is this the
> way to go?
>
> def onHit_myButton(self, evt):
> dlg = dabo.ui.createForm("ui/myDialog.cdxml")
> dlg.showModal()
Dialogs are modal, so all you need is show().
> if dlg.Accepted :
> result1 = dlg.someProperty
> result2 = dlg.someOtherProperty
> dlg.release()
> self.processDialogResults(result1, result2)
>
> And in the dialog in the onHit event of the Ok button I'd have
> "self.hide()" in order to close the dialog and return to the calling
> form.
If you use either dOkCancelDialog or dYesNoDialog, the 'hide' will be
done for you. Otherwise, yes, you should call hide() so that the
dialog is not destroyed.
-- Ed Leafe
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