Now get_many_strings return an OrderedDict as the result, which is no easy to use if the labels is long or descriptive.
For example, If I have
import easygui_qt as easy values=easy.get_many_strings("Please input lengths of the triangle",lables=("length of a=","length of b=","length of c=")
I must use values["length of a="] / values["length of b=“] to retrive the results of the input,which is not so easy for use.
I wonder if we could add index/value pairs to the returned OrderedDict, so we can use values[0]/values[1] to retrieve results?
Now get_many_strings return an OrderedDict as the result, which is no easy to use if the labels is long or descriptive. For example, If I have
import easygui_qt as easy values=easy.get_many_strings("Please input lengths of the triangle",lables=("length of a=","length of b=","length of c=")I must use values["length of a="] / values["length of b=“] to retrive the results of the input,which is not so easy for use.I wonder if we could add index/value pairs to the returned OrderedDict, so we can use values[0]/values[1] to retrieve results?