var dialog = new Dialog; dialog.caption = "Name reading dialog"; dialog.okButtonText = "Done" dialog.cancelButtonText = "Abort"; var first = new LineEdit; first.label = "First name: "; dialog.add( first ); var last = new LineEdit; last.label = "Last name: "; dialog.add( last ); if( dialog.exec() ) { var fullName = last.text + ", " + first.text; print( "Full name is: " + fullName ); }Below is a list of the classes available from the Input Dialog Framework. Each class has a short description and a list of its properties and functions. For String properties the default is an empty string, and for Number properties the default is 0, unless stated otherwise.
checked : Boolean; This property holds whether the checkbox is checked. The default is unchecked, i.e. false.
text : String; This property holds the text shown on the button.
tooltip : String; This property holds the tool tip (balloon help) for the widget.
whatsThis : String; This property holds a simple description of the widget.