FileDialog | SuperCollider 3.12.2 Help

Description

This is the interface for your standard operating system modal file dialogs to open files, save files and select directories.

Dialog has functions built on top of FileDialog that may be more convenient to use. However, selecting a directory is only possible with FileDialog.

Create and display a dialog.

okFunc	Handler function evaluated when the user clicks "Open" or "Save". This function receives different arguments depending on the value of `stripResult`. By default (`stripResult: false`), `okFunc` is passed an array of selected paths. Otherwise, the paths are passed as separate arguments, one for each path.
cancelFunc	Handler function evaluated when the user clicks "Cancel". Receives no arguments.
fileMode	An integer that determines the type of dialog. These values correspond directly to values of QFileDialog::FileMode in the Qt class. 0 The name of a file, whether it exists or not. 1 The name of a single existing file. 2 The name of a directory. Both files and directories are displayed. 3 The names of zero or more existing files. 0 or 3 implies that the user can type in a new file name.
acceptMode	An integer that determines whether the dialog is for opening or saving files. Note that this doesn't actually open or save a file; you'll need to do that in your `okFunc`. This only affects appearance of the dialog. These values correspond directly to values of QFileDialog::AcceptMode in the Qt class. 0 Opening 1 Saving
stripResult	A boolean. If `true`, selected paths are passed individually as arguments to `okFunc`. Otherwise, they are passed as an array in a single argument (the default). false: okFunc(paths) true: okFunc(path1, path2, path3)
path	A string. The dialog will initially display the contents of this path. The default is the current user's home directory.