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Category talk:Plugins Tutorial

2005-03-25T09:06:34Z

JasonJPilot: /* Creating the Interface */

===Creating the Interface===

!
To avoid an error if the pdbCode returns "None" e.g. by pressing the cancle button in dialog popup,
use this changed part of program
!

<source lang="python">
def fetchPDBDialog(app):
pdbCode = tkSimpleDialog.askstring('PDB Loader Service',
'Please enter a 4-digit pdb code:',
parent=app.root)
if pdbCode: # to avoid an error when pdbCode returns None! (e.g. cancle button!)
remote(pdbCode)
</source>

Category talk:Plugins Tutorial

2005-03-25T09:06:17Z

JasonJPilot: /* Creating the Interface */

===Creating the Interface===

!
To avoid an error if the pdbCode returns 2None" e.g. by pressing the cancle button in dialog popup,
use this changed part of program
!

<source lang="python">
def fetchPDBDialog(app):
pdbCode = tkSimpleDialog.askstring('PDB Loader Service',
'Please enter a 4-digit pdb code:',
parent=app.root)
if pdbCode: # to avoid an error when pdbCode returns None! (e.g. cancle button!)
remote(pdbCode)
</source>

Category talk:Plugins Tutorial

2005-03-25T09:05:52Z

JasonJPilot:

===Creating the Interface===
Now we need to write the callback method, ''fetchPDBDialog'', which creates the interface.

!
To avoid an error if the pdbCode returns 2None" e.g. by pressing the cancle button in dialog popup,
use this changed part of program
!

<source lang="python">
def fetchPDBDialog(app):
pdbCode = tkSimpleDialog.askstring('PDB Loader Service',
'Please enter a 4-digit pdb code:',
parent=app.root)
if pdbCode: # to avoid an error when pdbCode returns None! (e.g. cancle button!)
remote(pdbCode)
</source>