Hi all.
I want to make an “If-Else” statement that:
-If it is true, display the messagebox.
-If False, continue with the script.
How can I implement the If node in here?
In a previous question, @john_pierson suggested me this solution, but I don’t know how can I apply this here.
Thanks in advance.
Here is an all python way with a true/false toggle as well.
import clr
import msvcrt
clr.AddReference("RevitAPIUI")
from Autodesk.Revit.UI import *
button = TaskDialogCommonButtons.None
result = TaskDialogResult.Ok
if IN[0] == True:
TaskDialog.Show('User Text',IN[1],button)
result = IN[1]
else:
result = "Set run to true"
OUT = result
and in action
@john_pierson, @erfajo, nice solutions! Almost What I wanted. The only thing left is, when you go to the “else” part, is there a way to break the script at that point, so it doesn’t have to go further lacking the input elements?
Thanks
Hi @john_pierson. What does the line “button = TaskDialogCommonButtons.None”?
I commented this and excluded the button call, and got the same result.
Yes, but:
import clr
import msvcrt
clr.AddReference("RevitAPIUI")
from Autodesk.Revit.UI import *
result = TaskDialogResult.Ok
if IN[0] == True:
TaskDialog.Show('User Text',IN[1])
result = IN[1]
else:
result = "Set run to true"
OUT = result
this solution gets the same result. So why did you put it?
Honestly. I can’t tell you. It has been a while and I am pretty sure that code came from the code samples.
Ok. I’ll dig around. Thanks!
My version has the boolean built into it. Search Packages for “truevis”.
Thanks for the explanation. Much clearer now.
How apply TaskDialogIcon ?
http://www.revitapidocs.com/2018/6c3246ba-2a00-386e-1ec4-39cdb7ad664e.htm
dialog.MainIcon = TaskDialogIcon.TaskDialogIconWarning
How use it exactly? its my incorrect try
Icon_ = TaskDialogIcon.TaskDialogIconWarning
TaskDialog.Show("text1", "text2", Icon_)