Enter String and run

Lists-Logic
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I want to change the strin and be able to run the whole Script

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import clr
clr.AddReference('System.Windows.Forms')
clr.AddReference('System.Drawing')

from System.Drawing import Point
from System.Windows.Forms import Application, Button, Form, Label, TextBox

class SimpleTextBoxForm(Form):
    def __init__(self):
        self.Text = "Examp"

        self.Width = 220
        self.Height = 200

        self.textbox = TextBox()
        self.textbox.Text = IN[0]
        self.textbox.Location = Point(25, 55)
        self.textbox.Width = 150

        self.button1 = Button()
        self.button1.Text = 'Press Me'
        self.button1.Location = Point(25, 125)
        self.button1.Click += RUN

        self.AcceptButton = self.button1

        self.Controls.Add(self.textbox)
        self.Controls.Add(self.button1)

    def update(self, sender, event):
        self.label.Text = self.textbox.Text
        self.label.Text = self.textbox1.Text

form = SimpleTextBoxForm()
Application.Run(form)
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@Christhian Not sure what you need. See if this points you in the right direction:

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import clr
clr.AddReference('System.Windows.Forms')
clr.AddReference('System.Drawing')

from System.Drawing import Point
from System.Windows.Forms import Application, Button, Form, Label, TextBox

class SimpleTextBoxForm(Form):
    def __init__(self):
        self.Text = "Examp"

        self.Width = 220
        self.Height = 200

        self.textbox = TextBox()
        self.textbox.Text = IN[0]
        self.textbox.Location = Point(25, 55)
        self.textbox.Width = 150

        self.button1 = Button()
        self.button1.Text = 'Press Me'
        self.button1.Location = Point(25, 125)
        
        self.AcceptButton = self.button1

        self.Controls.Add(self.textbox)
        self.Controls.Add(self.button1)
        
        self.values = []
        self.button1.Click += self.update

    def update(self, sender, event):
        self.values.append(self.textbox.Text)
        self.Close()

form = SimpleTextBoxForm()
Application.Run(form)

OUT = form.values
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3

Hi @Christhian ,

If you are running something like this from the Dynamo built into Revit/ Civil3D you can also use the Dynamo Player for inputs.

4

@AmolShah

If it works as expected, but I would like it not to be deleted once it is executed, for example I would like to put A1, A2, A3 without it being deleted and every time I put a text it is executed

Animation

It would be similar to Dynamo Player
Animation2

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@Christhian Something like this?
Animation

import clr
clr.AddReference('System.Windows.Forms')
clr.AddReference('System.Drawing')

from System.Drawing import Point
from System.Windows.Forms import Application, Button, Form, Label, TextBox

class SimpleTextBoxForm(Form):
	def __init__(self):
		self.Text = "Example"

		self.Width = 220
		self.Height = 200

		self.textbox = TextBox()

		self.textbox.Location = Point(25, 55)
		self.textbox.Width = 155

		self.button1 = Button()
		self.button1.Text = 'Add'
		self.button1.Location = Point(25, 125)

		self.button2 = Button()
		self.button2.Text = 'Close'
		self.button2.Location = Point(110, 125)

		self.Controls.Add(self.textbox)
		self.Controls.Add(self.button1)
		self.Controls.Add(self.button2)

		self.values = []
		self.button1.Click += self.update
		self.button2.Click += self.close

	def update(self, sender, event):
		if self.textbox.Text != "":
			self.values.append(self.textbox.Text)
			self.textbox.Text = ""

	def close(self, sender, event):
		self.Close()

form = SimpleTextBoxForm()
Application.Run(form)

OUT = form.values
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Thank you so much @AmolShah

But every time I put a word I would like the script to be executed, what it currently does is ADD store and just when I close it executes; I would like it to be executed as in the first code, only that it will not be deleted every time it is executed

7

Why not just use Dynamo Player?

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8

In Dynamo Player it works very well, it is just that I want to understand a little more python, I think Amol has made an excellent answer but it is not exactly what I want I suppose that I am not understood very well by the idiom.

I want that as in Dynamo Player once I change the type of text it is executed
A1 → RUN
A2-> RUN
A3-> RUN
but it does not kill that it closes every time it is executed

9

Hi @Christhian,

What about setting the Dynamo script to “automatic”?

10

what I want is that the window does not disappear once it is executed

I would like to give it a value and execute change the value and execute without having to open it again

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11

That would require a different UI, one with a ‘run’ button and a ‘finish’ button, just as @AmolShah posted.

However you would need to add a transaction to the actions that occur on each press of the run button.

12

@jacob.small Thanks for your answer, so if it is possible to do it, could you help me by recommending a book or guide that I could use.

13

I don’t have anything on hand, but effectively you’d need to wrap your code int he ‘update’ section of the code @AmolShah posted, only iterate over the file when you push update.

This gets difficult and cumbersome as your code runs.

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Thank you
When I understand a little more about python I hope I can achieve it, thank you very much for all the answers I will leave the @AmolShah answer marked, which was the closest to what I was trying to do.

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