Yes/No window, panel modal popup, are they actually working?

[ustk]

@d-healey Thanks that’s a good sign then.
Preparing snippets…
In the meantime, are you successfully using both ?

[d.healey]

@ustk Just the yes/no window, I remember not liking modal panels because they have that X button, I make my own instead.

[ustk]

@d-healey Yeah they seem weird to me anyway...

So I have the Yes/No working, the silly boy I am forgot to put a result parameter in the callback...
However, it appears I can't find a way to colourise the "normal" markdown text (but I can get all the rest)
I assume a simple string with no markdown extra syntax should be considered normal text right?

Also I don't like having to rely on an external reg to pass-in the value but it's not a big deal either...

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[d.healey]

@ustk Colouring doesn't work because you have a typo. Do you want me to tell you what it is or do you want to figure it out? :p

Oh you don't need to use a reg you can use a lambda.

	Engine.showYesNoWindow("Multiply ?", "This will multiply by 10", function[value](result)
	{
		Console.print(result ? multiply(value) : value);
	});

[ustk]

@d-healey You're blowing my mind twice in one post!
Well, for the typo I can't even find it, I understand now why everyone's telling me I need glasses... Arfff... 45 is the time I guess...

The use of lambda? seriously? You really opened my mind Dave! :)

[d.healey]

@ustk
yesNoLAF.registerFunction("getAlertWindowMarkdownStyleData", function(g, obj)

This function only needs one parameter: obj. :)

[ustk]

@d-healey That one I could have searched the whole night

Speaking of which, time to go bed... :sleeping_face:

[ulrik]

@ustk I would love to use the yes/no windows my self but they are not working inside Logic, they popup and hide behind the plugin and you have to drag the plugin window aside to find it...
I don't know if this issue is related to Logic or Hise but I stopped using them.

[ustk]

@ulrik thanks for the feedback. A chance my current project is only a standalone app…

[ustk]

Is there a way to set the yes/no window position when called?

[d.healey]

@ustk No, always opens in the middle of the screen I think.

[ustk]

@d-healey Yeah not exactly, that's the problem, it's a bit offset and too low anyway for my interface.

SOLVED
Another thing, are you able to style the headline in the middle of a string?
I can with `code` but not with #headline... (tried with different level of ###)

const var text = "This is normal text.    #This is a headline.    \`This is some code\`;

modalWindows.registerFunction("getAlertWindowMarkdownStyleData", function(obj)
{
	obj.font = "Montserrat";
	obj.headlineFont = "Montserrat";
	obj.codeFont = "Andale Mono";
	obj.textColour = Colours.whitesmoke;
	obj.headlineColour = Colours.red;
	obj.codeColour = Colours.orange;
	obj.fontSize = 16.0;
	
	return obj;
});

EDIT: Found it, it requires a \n before