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summary:: Operating system interface for Open file, save file, select directory dialogs
categories:: GUI>Accessories
related:: Classes/Dialog, Classes/File
DESCRIPTION::
This is the interface for your standard operating system modal file dialogs to open files, save files and select directories.
See also Dialog which makes it a bit simpler without the need to set fileMode and acceptMode manually.
At the moment selecting a directory is only possible with FileDialog.
CLASSMETHODS::
METHOD:: new
Open a modal dialog
ARGUMENT:: okFunc
handler function for: user selected a file and clicked ok.
Argument to the function is either a single path, an array of paths, or multiple paths passed in as separate arguments.
This depends on what fileMode and stripResult were specified.
ARGUMENT:: cancelFunc
handler function for: user cancelled
ARGUMENT:: fileMode
Integer
Determines the type of dialog.
list::
## 0 QFileDialog AnyFile The name of a file, whether it exists or not.
## 1 QFileDialog ExistingFile The name of a single existing file.
## 2 QFileDialog Directory The name of a directory. Both files and directories are displayed.
## 3 QFileDialog ExistingFiles The names of zero or more existing files.
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0 or 3 implies that the user can type in a new file name.
ARGUMENT:: acceptMode
Integer
This determines what the accept button says: "Open" or "Save"
list::
## 0 QFileDialog AcceptOpen
## 1 QFileDialog AcceptSave
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ARGUMENT:: stripResult
If selecting multiple files (using fileMode 3) then you have the choice of having your okFunc called with a list or with each of the paths as separate items.
If you want to select only one item then use stripResult = true so that your okFunc will be passed the item instead of a list.
list::
## true: okFunc(path1, path2, path3)
## false: okFunc(paths)
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returns:: a FileDialog
METHOD:: qtClass
private
EXAMPLES::
code::
FileDialog({ |path|
}, {
});
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