Hello Marcel,
You could assign your getNumber to variables and then call for any variable anytime you want within the macro. For example:
//your code
Dialog.create("Values");
Dialog.addNumber("first value", value1);
Dialog.addNumber("second value", value2);
.
.
.
Dialog.show();
//plus new code
v1 = Dialog.getNumber();
v2 = Dialog.getNumber();;
print(v2, v1);
print(v1, v2);
Best,
Christine
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Subject: retrieve specific string/number from dialog box
If one has a dialog box with multiple strings or numbers, e.g.:
Dialog.create("Values");
Dialog.addNumber("first value", value1);
Dialog.addNumber("second value", value2);
.
.
.
Dialog.show();
Is there a way to extract specific values, i.e. can I somehow get value2
before getting value1?
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