Add a new Dialog class to exploit the async window options in tm_dialog. You
can interact with dialogs on the fly by updating their parameter bindings
(contrived example):
Dialog.dialog('NetworkAssimilator.nib', parameters) do |dialog|
dialog.wait_for_input do |params|
if params['disableNetworkAccess'] == true
dialog.parameters = {'hideNetworkButton' => true}
else
dialog.parameters = {'hideNetworkButton' => false,
'exampleText' => 'network wins again!'}
end
end
end
It would be possible to make this code slightly easier to write, with some
judicious use of method_missing, but I haven't implemented it yet:
dialog.parameters.hide_network_button = 'Complete!'
(Less efficient for updates of multiple parameters, of course, but you're not
likely to notice the difference.)
Changed:
U trunk/Support/lib/dialog.rb
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