Creating custom form

Table of Contents

• Introduction to SDialog class
• Type of data
• Running the form

Introduction to SDialog class

The SDialog class allows you to create simple popup form to retrieve user inputs, display outputs, or even images.
The output of this function contains a table filled with the values of the inputs fields, stored in the order in which the inputs have been declared in the dialog instance.
Lines are appended at the end of your dialog box.

Type of data

Several types of data can be inserted in the form:

• A text with an optional input field with SDialog.AddLine
• A text with an output text field with SDialog.AddOutput
• An image, with SDialog.AddImage

Running the form

Once your dialog box is created, you must call SDialog.Execute() to show it.
Then the script execution will wait for the user to validate or cancel the form to continue the execution.
The output result will contain a table with the content of the input.

The following example describes how to instanciate a form with a title and a logo, asking for the user to fill a comment field: