The AFXDataDialog class takes a mode argument in its
constructor. Because the form stores keywords, the dialog box can access these
keywords and assign them to be targets of widgets in the dialog box. As a
result, the GUI can update the keywords; or, if the kernel is updated while the
dialog box is posted, the keywords can update the GUI. For more information,
see
Dialog boxes.
The following example shows how the form's keywords are connected to the
widgets in the dialog box:
class PlateDB(AFXDataDialog):
def __init__(self, mode):
AFXDataDialog.__init__(self, mode, 'Create Plate',
self.OK|self.CANCEL, DIALOG_ACTIONS_SEPARATOR)
va = AFXVerticalAligner(self)
AFXTextField(va, 15, 'Name:', mode.nameKw, 0)
AFXTextField(va, 15, 'Width:', mode.widthKw, 0)
AFXTextField(va, 15, 'Height:', mode.heightKw, 0)