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On 08/05/2016 at 05:32, xxxxxxxx wrote:
If I create a layout with GeDialog, I can easily set a timer. But, what if the layout is created using a .res file? I tried to create a User Area in the .res file, since I can also associate a timer with a User Area. But, apparently, User Areas are not allowed for tag layouts. Is there any way to create a timer (a method that is called frequently) for a tag? Must I create the tag layout with code? If yes, how?
On 09/05/2016 at 01:44, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello,
I think you are confusing some things here:
Best wishes, Sebastian
On 09/05/2016 at 04:33, xxxxxxxx wrote:
I know I may have some confusing ideas
Using code, I only know how to create layouts using GeDialog. Usually I prefer to use .res files but, if I need a dynamic layout, I need to code it using commands. Since I know that I timer can be associated with a layout that is create with GeDialog, I decided to ask this. But I don't even know if a TagData plugin can have his layout defined in code, because I was needing this for a TagData plugin. If it is possible to create a TagData plugin in code, I could not find a framework that teaches how to do it.
On 09/05/2016 at 08:43, xxxxxxxx wrote:
a timer is not really "associated" with a "layout". A timer is a functionality of a GeDialog GUI element. This GeDialog can also display various GUI gadgets defined in a resource file.
A TagData plugin does not have a "layout". It has a parameter description. This parameter description has to be defined using a – different – resource file or by implementing GetDDescription(). Currently GetDDescription() is only available in the C++ API.
But again: GeDialogs and NodeData based plugins like TagData are different things that have not much to do with each other.
On 09/05/2016 at 08:50, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Yeah, I understand. Anyway, even if possible, this would not solve my problem now. I thought that I could periodically check the state of the selection of the item list of an IN_EXCLUDE gizmo, with InExcludeData.GetFlags(index) but I can't