Solved How to Generate Dynamic Functions?

Hi,

With the help of Pim Grooff's

, I have a GUI that generates buttons at run time.

My problem is it doesn't dynamic. How do I generate dynamic functions also to coincide with the dynamic buttons (along with their dynamic ids).

You can see the problem here: Button 1, 2, 3 works but not Button 4 and above.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/svimsrbhx35egtk/c4d203_generate_dynamic_functions.mp4?dl=0

You can check the working code here:

import c4d
from c4d import gui, plugins, bitmaps, utils, documents

PLUGIN_ID = 1450011099

# Based from Pim Grooff's code 
# 


def print_A():
    return "1011 Button"

def print_B():
    return "1021 Button"

def print_C():
    return "1031 Button"

class MyDialog(gui.GeDialog):

    def InitValues(self):
        self.newfieldindex = 0
        self.button_commands = {1031: print_A(),
                                1032: print_B(),
                                1033: print_C()}
        return True

    def CreateLayout(self):
        self.SetTitle("Add/Remove Enable/Disable Dialog")

        self.GroupBegin(id=1002, flags=c4d.BFH_MASK, cols=2)
        self.AddButton(1021, c4d.BFV_MASK, initw=145, name="Add")
        self.AddButton(1022, c4d.BFV_MASK, initw=145, name="Remove")
        self.GroupEnd()


        self.GroupBegin(id=1030, flags=c4d.BFH_MASK, cols=1)
        self.GroupEnd()

        return True

    def Command (self, id ,msg):

        if (id==1021):
            self.LayoutFlushGroup(id=1030)
            self.newfieldindex += 1
            if (self.newfieldindex < 0):
                self.newfieldindex = 0

            for newid in range(1,self.newfieldindex+1):
                button_id = newid + 1030
                fieldname = "Add-" + str(newid)

                self.AddButton(button_id, c4d.BFV_MASK, initw=145, name=fieldname)

            self.LayoutChanged(id=1030)
            return True


        if (id==1022):
            self.LayoutFlushGroup(id=1030)
            self.newfieldindex -= 1
            if (self.newfieldindex < 0):
                self.newfieldindex = 0

            for newid in range(1,self.newfieldindex+1):
                button_id = newid + 1030
                fieldname = "Add-" + str(newid)

                self.AddButton(button_id, c4d.BFV_MASK, initw=145, name=fieldname)

            self.LayoutChanged(id=1030)
            return True

        if id in self.button_commands:
            print self.button_commands[id]

        return True


class TestDialog(plugins.CommandData):
    dialog = None

    def Execute(self, doc):
        if self.dialog is None:
            self.dialog = MyDialog()
        return self.dialog.Open(dlgtype=c4d.DLG_TYPE_ASYNC, pluginid=PLUGIN_ID)

    def RestoreLayout(self, sec_ref):
        if self.dialog is None:
            self.dialog = MyDialog()

        return self.dialog.Restore(pluginid=PLUGIN_ID, secret=sec_ref)


if __name__ == "__main__":

    okyn = plugins.RegisterCommandPlugin(PLUGIN_ID, "Enable Disable Dynamic",0, None, "Enable Disable Dynamic", TestDialog())
    if (okyn):
        print "Enable Disable Initialized"

I modified your code to dynamically react to IDs. (Btw, it's now a script for simple demonstration).
edit: Actually, this is just shifting the problem. There's no way in python I know of to bind functions directly. (Wouldn't make sense on dynamically added Gadgets anyways, imho.)

import c4d
from c4d import gui
PLUGIN_ID = 1450011099

# Based from Pim Grooff's code 
# 


def print_me(id):
    print id

class MyDialog(gui.GeDialog):

    def InitValues(self):
        self.newfieldindex = 0

        return True

    def CreateLayout(self):
        self.SetTitle("Add/Remove Enable/Disable Dialog")

        self.GroupBegin(id=1002, flags=c4d.BFH_MASK, cols=2)
        self.AddButton(1021, c4d.BFV_MASK, initw=145, name="Add")
        self.AddButton(1022, c4d.BFV_MASK, initw=145, name="Remove")
        self.GroupEnd()


        self.GroupBegin(id=1030, flags=c4d.BFH_MASK, cols=1)
        self.GroupEnd()

        return True

    def Command (self, id ,msg):
        if (id==1021):
            self.LayoutFlushGroup(id=1030)
            self.newfieldindex += 1
            if (self.newfieldindex < 0):
                self.newfieldindex = 0

            for newid in range(1,self.newfieldindex+1):
                button_id = newid + 1030
                fieldname = "Add-" + str(newid)

                self.AddButton(button_id, c4d.BFV_MASK, initw=145, name=fieldname)

            self.LayoutChanged(id=1030)
            return True


        elif (id==1022):
            self.LayoutFlushGroup(id=1030)
            self.newfieldindex -= 1
            if (self.newfieldindex < 0):
                self.newfieldindex = 0

            for newid in range(1,self.newfieldindex+1):
                button_id = newid + 1030
                fieldname = "Add-" + str(newid)

                self.AddButton(button_id, c4d.BFV_MASK, initw=145, name=fieldname)

            self.LayoutChanged(id=1030)
            return True

        else:
            print_me(id)
        return True




if __name__ == "__main__":
    dlg = MyDialog()
    dlg.Open(dlgtype=c4d.DLG_TYPE_ASYNC, pluginid=PLUGIN_ID)

Gotcha. Thanks for the code and confirmation.
For my code, it's not really a simple printing the ID. Each ID corresponds with a separate function/script.
I guess I'll just store them in a separate list. Separate ID list and separate function script list. Then execute them by matching index.