Adobe 65007312 Programming Guide - Page 102

title = Dialog Example, local contents = f:column

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CHAPTER 5: Creating a User Interface for Your Plug-in Binding UI values to data values 102 local LrView = import "LrView" -- Create an observable table within a function context. LrFunctionContext.callWithContext( 'bindingExample', function( context ) -- Obtain the view factory. local f = LrView.osFactory() -- Create the observable table. local properties = LrBinding.makePropertyTable( context ) -- Add an observer of the storeValue property. properties:addObserver( 'storeValue', function( properties, key, newValue ) local items = properties.storeItems -- get current items list from this table if items == nil then items = {} end -- Check if current value is already in the list. local inList for i, v in ipairs( items ) do if v == newValue then inList = true break end end -- If not, add it. if not inList then items[ #items + 1 ] = newValue end -- Reset data value with current items list properties.storeItems = items end ) -- Create the view hierarchy for the dialog. local contents = f:column { spacing = f:control_spacing(), bind_to_object = properties, -- bound to the table we created f:combo_box { value = LrView.bind 'storeValue', -- bind to observed key items = LrView.bind 'storeItems', -- bind to data value that the -- observer modifies }, } -- Display the dialog. local result = LrDialogs.presentModalDialog( { title = "Dialog Example", contents = contents, } ) end )

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5: Creating a User Interface for Your Plug-in
Binding UI values to data values
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local LrView = import "LrView"
-- Create an observable table within a function context.
LrFunctionContext.callWithContext( 'bindingExample', function( context )
-- Obtain the view factory.
local f = LrView.osFactory()
-- Create the observable table.
local properties = LrBinding.makePropertyTable( context )
-- Add an observer of the storeValue property.
properties:addObserver( 'storeValue', function( properties, key, newValue )
local items = properties.storeItems -- get current items list from this table
if items == nil then
items = {}
end
-- Check if current value is already in the list.
local inList
for i, v in ipairs( items ) do
if v == newValue then
inList = true
break
end
end
-- If not, add it.
if not inList then
items[ #items + 1 ] = newValue
end
-- Reset data value with current items list
properties.storeItems = items
end )
-- Create the view hierarchy for the dialog.
local contents = f:column {
spacing = f:control_spacing(),
bind_to_object = properties, -- bound to the table we created
f:combo_box {
value = LrView.bind 'storeValue', -- bind to observed key
items = LrView.bind 'storeItems', -- bind to data value that the
-- observer modifies
},
}
-- Display the dialog.
local result = LrDialogs.presentModalDialog(
{
title = "Dialog Example",
contents = contents,
}
)
end )