The stock dialog boxes are very limited as they only allow one field.
Here is an example of the method I use to generate simple dialogs. It
is documented so that users can do the same for their tools and
wizards.
from lib import gui
dlg = gui.Dialog("Run " + cmd)
args = dlg.TextEntry("Args:")
sudo = dlg.Option("Run as root")
if dlg.Show():
cmd += " " + text.value
if sudo.value:
opt = "sudo"
The PySimpleApp and all the wx stuff is hidden. The data objects are
retained after the dialog is closed so that their values can be
obtained. The Show() function returns True for OK and False for
Cancel. I think that something like this might be useful as a
general module.
