@Kevin
Thanks for your help,
Worked well,
How to achieve?
1.When I press the esc key, close the dialog directly, do not output(Don't do anything)
2.make the dialog appear below the input cursor,e.g:
DynamicLV(_s) ;;Appears at the input cursor, If the input cursor is not found, Appears in the center of the screen
DynamicLV(_s 0) ;;Appears in the center of the screen
DynamicLV(_s 1) ;;Appears at the input cursor
My intention is to use it in the AutoText, like the below
I also want to implement that:
when I press the right mouse button on any item in this DynamicLV dialog,
then the dialog closes and then navigates to the subfunction where the dialog is located, e.g: sub.Sub1 , This way I can easily edit it, Is this possible?
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Trigger $t
Thanks for your help,
Worked well,
How to achieve?
1.When I press the esc key, close the dialog directly, do not output(Don't do anything)
2.make the dialog appear below the input cursor,e.g:
DynamicLV(_s) ;;Appears at the input cursor, If the input cursor is not found, Appears in the center of the screen
DynamicLV(_s 0) ;;Appears in the center of the screen
DynamicLV(_s 1) ;;Appears at the input cursor
My intention is to use it in the AutoText, like the below
I also want to implement that:
when I press the right mouse button on any item in this DynamicLV dialog,
then the dialog closes and then navigates to the subfunction where the dialog is located, e.g: sub.Sub1 , This way I can easily edit it, Is this possible?
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Trigger $t
/b/i/c/m
te :sub.Sub1 ;;1 test DynamicLV
te :sub.Sub2 ;;2 test
#sub Sub1 m
_s=
;A I'm in the line 1
;B I'm in the line 2
;C I'm in the line 3
;D I'm in the line 4
;E I'm in the line 5
;F I'm in the line 6
_i=DynamicLV(_s)
sel _i+1
,case 1
,mes "I'm in the line 1"
,case 2
,mes "I'm in the line 2"
,case 3
,mes "I'm in the line 3"
,case 4
,mes "I'm in the line 4"
,case 5
,mes "I'm in the line 5"
,case 6
,mes "I'm in the line 6"
#sub Sub2 m
mes "hello world"