NSOpenPanel and cancel_ (or ok_ for that matter)

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#1

I have an open dialog that works fine, but in my terminal daftness I don’t seem to be able to get when the user has canceled.

#2

That’s not much to go on – can you post some code?

#3

Hi Shane
I open a panel (not IB)

set FILE_PATH to POSIX path of (((current application's class "NSBundle"'s mainBundle()'s resourcePath()) as string) & "/lists/")
tell class "NSOpenPanel" of current application to set myOpenPanel to its openPanel
	myOpenPanel's setDirectoryURL_(FILE_PATH)
	myOpenPanel's setPrompt_("Remove")
	myOpenPanel's setAllowsMultipleSelection_(true)
	myOpenPanel's setCanChooseFiles_(true)
	myOpenPanel's setCanChooseDirectories_(true)
	myOpenPanel's runModal
	set tFileArray to (myOpenPanel's filenames()) as list

then I want to check to see if OK (Remove) or Cancel has been clicked before I do stuff

Everything works without the checking for cancel, but I don’t seem to be able to get which button is clicked.

#4

The runModal: method will return 1 if OK was clicked and 0 if Cancel was clicked.

#5 
if (myOpenPanel's runModal) then

duh! some of this stuff is too easy.

Thanks yet again Shane!