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Example Of FileDialog ! #117
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You can work around it in the meantime: ListModel list = dialog.openMultipleFinish(result);
List<File> files = new ArrayList<>();
for (int i = 0; i < list.getNItems(); i++)
files.add(new File.FileImpl(list.getItem(i).handle())); |
thanks bro. |
Correction; it's not a missing annotation. ListModels just always return plain GObjects. I'll try to find a better solution than the workaround above though. |
Yes that's right.
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In the next release it will be possible to do |
How great 👍 |
…verify that the returned constructor is compatible with the documented type
Can you write example of FileDialog with openMultiple ?
(how to get file from ListModel of GObjects ?)
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