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The first action is to make a new dialog box. Select File New Dialog. This opens a new dialog box and also the Controls palette from which you will copy the desired controls (see Figure 28-11). Note that the Controls palette is merely a dialog box. It is part of Smile s philosophy to define a limited number of window classes so that you can script Smile more easily. The Controls palette is where you find one copy of each of the controls you can install in your dialog box.

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Figure 28-11 The Controls palette is in edit mode; you copy a control into your dialog box by dragging and dropping As you can check by selecting the Edit menu, both windows are in edit mode, which is the mode where you can make structural changes to the dialog box This is because you used File New Dialog When you open an existing dialog box by the usual means, it opens in running mode, the normal use mode Selecting Edit Edit mode lets you toggle the dialog box into edit mode and immediately make any change You can also check that, since the dialog boxes are in edit mode, the menu bar displays a Dialog menu with several commands to help with editing a dialog box Now you ll populate the empty, new dialog box Enlarge the new dialog box.

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Click the new static text control in the Controls palette, hold down the mouse button, and drag the control to the new dialog box, close to the upper-left corner You have installed your first control Sooner or later you ll have to save the dialog box to disk, so let s do that now Select File Save, and save the dialog box by entering Add text to a PDF file as its name in /User/<login>/Library/ Application support/Smile/User scripts/ This changes the dialog box s name into the file s name Check that the User Scripts menu now offers one new item, with the name you supplied Proceeding as you did for new static text, install a new editable text control in the dialog box Place it to the right of new static text.

It is better that the two controls do not overlap: drag the new editable text control sufficiently to the right, and/or resize the new static text control to a shorter size: select it with the mouse, and then move its frame s bottom-right corner Instead of dropping more items, you ll duplicate the two existing items (see Figure 28-12) Select them both, in the creation order (new static text, then new editable text), using the Shift key Or, deselect any item by clicking in an empty spot in the dialog box, and then select Edit Select.

Of course, this is a trivial example, but it demonstrates the point. Having created the class that implements your business function, you now want to create a data control for this Java class

All. Now press Cmd+D, or select User Scripts More Smile Commands Edit Duplicate. (Duplicate is better than copying and pasting, because Duplicate leaves the clipboard untouched.) The duplicated items are created with an offset of 20 pixels to the right and to the bottom. You can move them with the arrows on the keyboard; press the Shift key to have the items move by 20 pixels, and use the left and the bottom arrows to align the new controls with the first ones.

Figure 28-12 New items are created with increasing indexes The Duplicate command creates new copies at an offset of (20, 20) with respect to the original Repeat this step four times (to end up with six copies of each) Still using drag and drop from the Controls palette, create (for instance, both at the same height, under the array of text fields) two new buttons Now you can resize the dialog box so as to enclose the controls only When you write the script for the dialog box, you ll refer to the controls by their indexes A control s index is the number that its frame displays in the bottom-right corner when selected Check that the indexes are in the natural order, that is, from left to right and then from top to bottom The rightmost button in the bottom should assume the index 14.