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rainlane	Posted - 03/16/2017 : 11:29:13 PM Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): Origin 9.0 Operating System:Windows XP Hi: In the legend, I using the " \l(1) " to show the icon. Now, I want to show the icon on a dialog, how to do it? #include <GetNBox.h> void GETN_COMBO_ex1() { GETN_BOX( treeTest ); GETN_COMBO(order, "legend", 2, "\l(1) \|\l(2) \|\l(3) \|\l(4) ") if( GetNBox( treeTest )) out_tree( treeTest ); } I used the code,but it didn't work? Can somebody help me? Thanks! forum
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yuki_wu	Posted - 03/17/2017 : 04:13:26 AM Hi, In fact, \l(1) specifies the legend of the first plot in the active layer. You can check this page: http://originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/ref/Legend-Substitution-Notation Not sure whether you want to show a symbol list control in a GetN dialog. If yse, GETN_SYMBOL can help, for example: void test_symbol() { GETN_TREE(tr); GETN_SYMBOL(Symbol, "My Symbol", 2); GetNBox(tr); } Are you trying to build your own dialog now? I remember that you asked how to access Origin in Java, right? There is a new feature in Origin 2017 that you may interested in. Origin C now supports using HTML to build dialog boxes in Origin, you should have a look: http://www.originlab.com/doc/OriginC/guide/HTML-Dialog Regards, Yuki OriginLab

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