Closed WC802 closed 1 year ago
Hello @WC802 ,
I'm unable to reproduce the problem. Can you show me how you use the GenericDialog? However an usage example is within the widgets_overview_app.py (https://github.com/rawpython/remi/blob/06808ad6c332f2a4cb3ed33fa834474c66e2d7d9/examples/widgets_overview_app.py#L171) Note that when you call dialog.show you must pass the application instance as argument (https://github.com/rawpython/remi/blob/06808ad6c332f2a4cb3ed33fa834474c66e2d7d9/examples/widgets_overview_app.py#L203).
Have a nice day, Davide
Thank you very much for your answer! I was able to solve it with the example, which I didn't find earlier. Also, I was trying to do a widget for error handling to make a warning pop up with a message that the user can dismiss. This is what GenericDialog does, except it has two buttons. Although I managed to add the class myself, was there already a class that did this? I couldn't find it in the documentation. Or a way to remove the button.
The dialog buttons are 'cancel' and 'conf'. To hide the cancel button you can do:
mydialog.cancel.css_display = 'none'
Thank you very much for answering so fast!
Hi! I've been trying to use the GenericDialog function but when clicking the Cancel button the following error appears: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'set_root_widget'. Reading the function this seems to come from this lines:
self._base_app_instance = None
self._old_root_widget = None
I don't know if I'm using it wrong. Thank you very much.